“We are proud that many famous athletes across the world wear a uniform sewn with the inscription 'Made in Georgia’”, Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava said at the launch of the construction of a new textile factory in Rustavi today.
The factory will be built within the state programme Enterprise Georgia and operated by Kartli Textile which is owned by Ajara Textile.
Turnava said that today, when the world is fighting Covid-19, any investment is important, 'but this investment is special as it will employ 3,000 people'.
Construction of this factory should be completed in four months. Ajara Textile is a Turkish investment. This is a direct investment and including the other three factories that operate in Georgia the total investment of the company amounts to 350 million GEL. It is important that the company creates products for export", said Turnava.
Ajara Textile produces and exports more than 15 million items of apparel per year and cooperates with international brands such as Nike, Adidas and Puma.
The company employs 3,500 people.