Enterprise Georgia in San Diego meetings for attracting US investments
Agency Director Mikheil Khidureli called the meetings “quite fruitful”, saying the “leading” companies in industrial production, real estate, hospitality, logistics and energy sectors were involved. Photo: Enterprise Georgia
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Georgia’s export promotion agency Enterprise Georgia has held meetings with “large American business corporations” in San Diego, California, with the aim of attracting more investment from the United States in the country, the body announced on Monday.
The roundtable discussions introduced American companies to Georgia's investment climate and competitive conditions.
????????The CEO of Enterprise Georgia held meetings with American companies in San Diego in order to encourage #investments from the USA.
— Enterprise Georgia (@EnterpriseGE) May 16, 2023
The round table's major purpose was to introduce American companies to Georgia's investment climate and competitive conditions. pic.twitter.com/qAJYCnleF9
Agency Director Mikheil Khidureli called the meetings “quite fruitful”, saying the “leading” companies in industrial production, real estate, hospitality, logistics and energy sectors were involved.
The official met representatives from Dalrada Financial Corporation, Chart Industries, Mintz Company and others in the discussions.
"For years, our agency has been actively working with foreign companies over investments in Georgia. We have a specific goal to attract investments in priority sectors that create high-paying jobs”, he said.
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Dynamics of trade between Georgia and the United States and economic ties between the two countries were discussed on Tuesday between the Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili and Matthew S. Axelrod, the Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement of the US Department of Commerce.
Investment consultants and managers from the world’s leading BPO companies on Friday praised Georgia’s positive dynamics in the industry, as well as the country’s investment potential.
The positive dynamics of the BPO services in Georgia and the opportunities that the country can offer to foreign companies were discussed on Friday by Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili and the investment consultants from the world’s leading companies in the industry.
Georgian Deputy Economy Minister Irakli Nadareishvili on Friday said the domestic startup ecosystem was “growing, competitive and takes a worthy place” on the global map of innovative projects.
Georgian companies participated in the Milan international exhibition Micam & Mipel Milano showcasing their products, with the support of Enterprise Georgia, the export support agency, Enterprise Georgia said on Friday.
A “leading” company operating in Business Process Outsourcing will soon start operating in Georgia, Mikheil Khidureli, the Director of Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, said on Wednesday at the BPO industry summit hosted in Tbilisi with the initiative of the body.
Hives CX, a British-based company will enter the Business Process Outsourcing market in Georgia by investing in IT services and software, Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, said on Monday.