Tashkent and Georgia Discuss New Investment Projects and Cooperation Expansion
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Tashkent and Georgia Discuss New Investment Projects and Cooperation Expansion

A discussion took place in Tashkent regarding the prospects for developing trade, economic, and investment interaction between Tashkent and Georgia. Special attention was paid to attracting Georgian companies to participate in industrial and construction projects in the capital of Uzbekistan.

Discussion on Expanding Bilateral Trade Opportunities

The meeting was held between Sh. Rakhmanov, Deputy Mayor of Tashkent, and Georgian Ambassador David Kotaria. The parties examined opportunities to increase trade turnover, launch new investment initiatives, expand industrial cooperation, and establish direct business ties between entrepreneurs from both countries.

Significant attention was given to attracting Georgian businesses to the Yangi Avlod special industrial zone. Furthermore, the possibility of joint participation in projects under Tashkent's urban renewal program was discussed.

Prospects for Construction and Production

Participants also reviewed the potential for constructing multi-story residential complexes, modern hotels, and shopping centers in New Tashkent with the involvement of Georgian enterprises. The issue of potentially creating joint production facilities and exchanging views on the investment potential and industrial infrastructure of the capital was also discussed.

At the conclusion of the negotiations, both sides expressed readiness to continue the dialogue, strengthen ties between business communities, and work on promising projects. However, no specific agreements on the implementation of these initiatives were mentioned in the announcement.

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