Georgian Post launches new electronic commerce platform
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The Georgian Post is launching a new electronic commerce platform that allows the local population, including small and medium businesses, to order or sell products and services in Georgia as well as abroad.
The delivery service will be carried out by the Georgian Post.
The new service of the Georgian Post is named ‘Georgian Product to the World’ and aims to strengthen the e-commerce industry of Georgia.
Georgia’s Economy Minister Dimitry Kumsishvili said that this new service will enable small entrepreneurs to create new jobs and deliver their products to any part of the world.
Several Georgian companies are already interested in the new service of the Georgian Post, announced the Georgian Post.
Georgia is strengthening its e-commerce industry in order to stimulate what is quickly becoming one of the world’s most important tools of modern trade. A new electronic commerce platform will soon be launched in Georgia that will allow the local population, including small and medium businesses, to order or sell products and services in Georgia as well as abroad, the delivery of which will be carried out by the Georgian Post.
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Georgia is working hard to establish itself as a growing hub for information and communication technology (ICT).
Georgian and international experts are working together to develop an e-Georgia Development Strategy and turn Georgia into an IT-based governance state.
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