Davos 2019: global logistics company Agility Group considering cooperation with Georgia
CEO of the logistics company said that Georgia offers excellent opportunities to serve as a regional hub.
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Agility Group, one of the global leaders of logistics sector, is considering cooperation opportunities with Georgia, announces the government of Georgia.
As Chief Executive Officer of the company Tarek Sultan Al Essa stated after his meeting with Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze at Davos, Georgia offers excellent opportunities to serve as a regional hub.
We had discussions about a number of different areas of possible cooperation. We are very bullish on what this cooperation is going to lead to. It is very clear that Georgia has excellent opportunities to play the role of regional centre.
On the one hand, substantial investments are made in ports and in connectivity with neighbouring countries. There is a progressive government looking to reform the business environment so that is easy to do business in Georgia. The geopolitical position of Georgia is well suited to the practical implementation of the strategy designed by the authorities of the country”, said Tarek Sultan Al Essa.
Agility Global Integrated Logistics is a global leader in integrated logistics with a presence in 100 countries across the world with 500 offices and 22,000 employees.
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