PM discusses Georgian investment climate with Spanish entrepreneur
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Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili has met with the President of both ACS Group – a leading engineering company – and Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, while on his official State visit to Spain.
At the meeting, the sides discussed Georgia’s Four-Point Reform Plan, including its ambitious Spatial Arrangement Plan, which aims to improve country-wide infrastructure and living conditions.
PM Kvirikashvili also introduced planned and ongoing infrastructural projects of the Plan to Perez and talked about the general investment climate in Georgia.
Great visit with Florentino Perez and @realmadrid at #Bernabéu. Enjoyed our discussion on #infrastructure projects. Thanks for the jersey! pic.twitter.com/UFDLR5rWAs
— Giorgi Kvirikashvili (@KvirikashviliGi) January 18, 2017
Perez in turn expressed interest in the Anaklia Deep Sea Project: the largest port in Anaklia, a Black Sea city whose mission it is to create a new, faster maritime corridor between China and Europe, helping restore the historic Silk Road.
ACS is a leader in the global construction industry, with projects implemented and spanning across many countries, including in Germany, India, Brazil, Australia and others.
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