Following the call for expression of interest 'Promoting European business and economic interests in Georgia', the EU announces that the European Business Association Georgia (EBA Georgia) is the organisation that submitted the winning project.
EU Ambassador to Georgia Carl Hartzell congratulated EBA Georgia 'for their hard work and strong proposal, which led them to win this call'.
Big congrats to EBA Georgia, who will receive EU funds to work for European businesses & EU-Georgia economic interests in ????????.
— Carl Hartzell (@CarlHartzellEU) April 29, 2021
Looking forward to our cooperation, incl. to set up common European platform among all relevant organisations & partners!
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The project aims at encouraging coordinated and pro-active actions of business, support the implementation of the Association Agreement and the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA).
The indicative budget, which could be made available by the EU Delegation for the pilot project, is €100,000-150,000. The exact size of the grant will depend on the quality and scope of the proposal. The indicative implementation period is one year. Co-funding by the applicants is encouraged.