PM’s communication with large intl companies will have “concrete tangible” results for country - FM
The FM highlighted Garibashvili’s “quite interesting” meetings with the heads of various international companies interested in Georgia’s investment potential and stressed the importance of these meetings in the light of opportunities the country can offer to its international partners. Photo via Government Administration
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili’s meetings and communications with “large” international companies will give rise to “concrete tangible” results for the country, Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili said on Wednesday in Davos, while attending the World Economic Forum with the PM.
Darchiashvili said the political meetings, held by the Head of the Government with the world leaders, were a “very good” opportunity to “further strengthen” bilateral relations with the country’s partners, the Government Administration said.
The FM highlighted Garibashvili’s “quite interesting” meetings with the heads of various international companies interested in Georgia’s investment potential and stressed the importance of these meetings in the light of opportunities the country can offer to its international partners.
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