AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTurkmenistan-Georgia Diplomacy: President Serdar Berdimuhamedov’s state visit wrapped up in Tbilisi with talks with PM Irakli Kobakhidze and a package of bilateral documents, with both sides stressing deeper cooperation in transport, energy, and culture. Transit & Infrastructure: Georgian PM Kobakhidze says Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey ties are key to boosting Georgia’s transit role, pointing to express highway completion plans, railway upgrades, Anaklia port progress, and airport expansion. Regional Connectivity Project: Turkmen firm “Ojar Aziýa” showcased a Sarakhs–Mary–Serhetabat highway project in Tbilisi, linking Central Asia to the Black Sea as part of the Middle Corridor push. Money Flows: Georgia’s remittances abroad are increasingly directed to Azerbaijan—$36.5m sent in Jan–Jun (+75.3% y/y)—while Georgia received $1.9b from abroad (+4%). Media Regulation: Opposition TV channel Formula was fined 5,000 GEL by Georgia’s communications regulator for violating impartiality rules. Protests: Demonstrators marked the 597th day of rallies at the Parliament, again calling for political prisoners’ release and a pro-European course. Food Exports: Georgia exported 188 tons of satsibeli sauce in June (+65% y/y), with Russia the top buyer.
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