Tbilisi hosts a fair promoting local production
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Traditional souvenirs, clothes, bakery, dried fruit, wine, tea and other Georgian-made products have been exhibited at the old part of Tbilisi, which is hosting a weekend aimed at promoting Georgian entrepreneurs and their local production.
Entrepreneurs from all over the country gathered at Meidan to introduce their production to the visitors of the fair. Photo by Ministry of Economy's press office
This has been the second fair organised within Enterprise Georgia of the Ministry of Economy.
Considering great public interest last time, fairs will be held regularly to help connect starting entrepreneurs with their potential customers.
The events encourage local entrepreneurs to produce local production as well as attract tourists and boost tourism development in Georgia.
Tbilisi is hosting a weekend aimed at promoting Georgian entrepreneurs and their local production. Photo by Ministry of Economy's press office
The guests of the fair can not only taste Georgian food and wine but also personally meet with the local entrepreneurs and learn more about their enterprises.
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A new freeze-drying factory has opened in Georgia’s western region of Samegrelo.
Georgia is a stable democracy with the rule of law, an open market, protected rights of exporters, a liberal economy and a strategic geographical location, says Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili.
The producers of clothing, shoes, accessories, interior, furniture and other hand-made goods gathered in Georgian capital of Tbilisi this weekend to offer the local production to the visitors. The organisers said some 120 startupers exhibited their work at Expo Georgia to help people connect with the startups.