AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy & Power Trade: Armenia approved a KfW-backed “Caucasus Transmission Network IV” loan, aiming to boost Armenia–Georgia electricity exchange capacity to 1,050 MW via new HVDC converter infrastructure. Fuel & Sanctions Watch: A Georgian company says it legally shipped about 300 tonnes of petrol to Abkhazia under an extended permit, after earlier reports sparked debate over possible Russia-linked use. Real Estate & Business Climate: A state property near Tbilisi’s Freedom Square sold at auction for GEL 34.81 million, with the buyer required to launch a commercial/business operation and invest at least GEL 5 million. Transport & Logistics: Coverage highlights Azerbaijan’s rising cargo transit volumes and the push to integrate Middle Corridor logistics across ports, rail and customs—relevant for regional trade routes that include Georgia. Industry Training: The FIVB ran volleyball coaches courses in Tbilisi, bringing together local and international coaches for Level I training. Media Freedom: Sinatle marked its first anniversary with the “The Lights Must Stay On” campaign supporting independent online outlets under mounting state pressure.
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