Georgia and Czech Republic set on deepening economic ties
Georgia and the Czech Republic expressed readiness for better and deeper economic, trade and investment relations in the future. Photo: Ministry of Agriculture.
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Georgia and the Czech Republic have discussed growing business and economic ties between these two countries, at the fifth Georgia-Czech Intergovernmental Economic Committee session in Prague, earlier today.
Georgia and the Czech Republic are actively cooperating in areas such as energy, tourism, information technologies and innovative technologies,” said Deputy Minister of Economy Genadi Arveladze.
Photo: Ministry of Agriculture.
Deputy Minister of Agriculture Khatia Tsilosani pointed out the importance of exporting Georgian wine, hazelnuts, Georgian honey and sea products to the Czech market and said that Georgian products can be distinguished by high quality and have the possibility to be highly exported to that market.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Aleksandre Khvtisiashvili noted the importance of legal employment of Georgian people in Czech Republic and said that the sides are actively working on that issue.
Photo: Ministry of Agriculture.
Georgia and the Czech Republic expressed readiness for better and deeper economic, trade and investment relations in the future.
Georgian Foreign Minister David Zalkaliani has held a meeting with Czech Foreign Minister Tomas Petricek, who is currently on an official visit to Georgia. Minister Zalkaliani thanked the Czech Republic for steady support to Georgian Euro-Atlantic course and said the countries collaborate intensively in politics, culture and economy.
The Czech Development Agency will help Georgia develop management capabilities for chemical waste and create proper legislation, announces Georgia’s Ministry of Environment Protection and Agriculture.
Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili will pay a two-day visit to the Czech Republic on February 22.
Georgia and the Czech Republic are deepening trade and economic relations by increasing bilateral cooperation across a range of industries including investment, transport, energy, environmental protection, agriculture, tourism and intellectual rights protection.
Czech Deputy Minister of Health Radek Policar is visiting Georgia to discuss further cooperation perspectives in fighting against the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond with the Georgian authorities, announces the Embassy of Czechia in Georgia.