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Chinese Ambassador reveals plans for launching car market in Georgia

The Ambassador added “various Chinese companies” had plans for “many more investments and objectives” in Georgia. Photo: RFE/RL

Agenda.ge, 17 May 2024 - 19:39, Tbilisi,Georgia

Zhou Qian, the Chinese Ambassador to Georgia, on Friday revealed plans for the launch of a market in Georgia for imported Chinese cars.

Qian said “many Chinese companies” were interested in investing in Georgia, and noted the fair would “most likely” open in the country’s western city of Kutaisi this year.

The Ambassador added “various Chinese companies” had plans for “many more investments and objectives” in Georgia.

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