Tbilisi hosts third round of Georgia-China free trade talks
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Georgia and China are starting the third round of negotiations to establish a free trade regime and facilitate increased business and trade turnover between both nations.
The latest round of talks will be held in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi later this month, announced Georgia’s Ministry of Economy today.
During the second round of negotiations held in Beijing, China in May this year, Georgian and Chinese officials agreed free trade talks should be completed by the end of 2016 and the deals should come into force in early 2017.
The first round of talks was held in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi on February 22-23, 2016.
A free trade deal with China will be extremely beneficial for Georgia as it will facilitate increased business and trade turnover between the nations, said the Georgian Government.
Through the deal Georgia will be able to export its products to China – a market of 1.4 billion customers - without additional customs fees.
When the negotiations are complete and an agreement has been reached, Georgia will be the first country in the region to have this type of deal with China.
Georgia and China are one step closer to finalising a free trade deal that will facilitate increased business and trade turnover between both nations.
Georgia has begun free trade talks with China while hosting the first round of negotiations with Chinese officials in capital Tbilisi.
Georgia has begun free trade talks with China. The deal will be extremely beneficial for Georgia as it will facilitate increased business and trade turnover between both nations.
Georgia and China are looking to deepen trade and economic cooperation at next week's Georgia-China free trade negotiations.
Georgia and China are deepening cooperation in the fields of agriculture, tourism, science, modern technologies and construction.
Georgia and China are one step closer to establishing a free trade regime, which will facilitate increased business and trade turnover between both nations.
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