Georgia and Israel launch free trade feasibility study

Georgia and Israel are launching a feasibility study on further expanding the investment ties between the two countries and to increase awareness of Georgia’s investment opportunities in Israeli business society.

Georgia’s Economy Minister Dimitry Kumsishvili and the Minister of Economy and Industry of Israel Eli Cohen in Tbilisi signed the declaration on launching the free trade feasibility study between Georgia and Israel.

Dimitry Kumsishvili and Eli Cohen Signed #Georgia-#Israel Joint Declaration on Launching of Joint Feasibility Study on Free Trade Agreement Negotiation pic.twitter.com/LuLZENQOvk

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I strongly believe that the establishment of a free trade regime between Georgia and Israel will be beneficial for both countries”, Kumsishvili said.

"As Georgia has a distinguished geopolitical location at the crossroads of Europe and Asia and a stable and attractive business environment and investment clima