Georgian-Azerbaijani cooperation boosts investments in Georgia

Georgia and Azerbaijan are establishing close contacts between representatives of the private sector of both countries to increase bilateral investments and support the development of joint small and medium sized businesses.

In this regard the Caspian Energy Georgia started operating in Georgia and the country’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili attended a working lunch today dedicated to the company’s establishment.

Kvirikashvili congratulated the heads on the establishment of the new organisation and expressed hope that the Caspian Energy Georgia would contribute to the development of Georgia-Azerbaijan trade-economic relations.

Caspian Energy Georgia will represent the interests of the Caspian European Club, Caspian American Club and Caspian Energy Interna­tional Media Group in Georgia. The company is being created due to the numerous requests of Georgian, Azerbaijani, Turkish and Kazakhstani companies which want to activate cooperation in Georgia.

Caspian Energy Georgia will be engaged in the arrangement of business forums, CEO lunches, trainings, seminars, round tables and the annual Caspian Energy Forum in Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi and Black Sea resort town of Batumi.

PM Kvirikashvili hoped trade-economic cooperation would become more intense between Azerbaijan and Georgia after the upcoming Caspian Energy Forum that will take place in Baku.