PM meets members of the Business Association of Georgia, promises stable business environment
Gakharia said that bureaucratic problems that business have will be solved soon. Photo: Government's press office.
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A predictable, stable and positive business and economic environment will be crucial for the Georgian government for the next year, said the Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia at a meeting with the members of the Business Association of Georgia earlier today.
A free, successful and strong business environment is important for creating new jobs and also it is important as a strong tool for the development of the country,” said Gakharia.
Photo: Government's press office.
The country's biggest challenge in the coming years will be creating new jobs, education and security," said Gakharia.
Gakharia said that the opinions of business association members are important and they should be partners of the government and work with the government together to create more new jobs, increase and strengthen Georgian companies and develop the Georgian economy.
Photo: Government's press office.
Gakharia introduced new Business Ombudsman Mikheil Daushvili to the association members and said that every business problem which will be presented to Daushvili will be delivered to Gakharia in very short time.
Gakharia said that bureaucratic problems that business have will be solved soon.
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