Georgia’s US Ambassador highlights economic reforms, hub ambitions in meeting with Honorary Consuls
Politics
Large-scale reforms and infrastructure projects implemented in Georgia aimed at establishing the country as a multifunctional and diverse trade and economic were discussed on Monday in a meeting between Tamar Taliashvili, Georgia’s Ambassador to the United States, and Georgia’s Honorary Consuls in the US and Mamuka Tsereteli, the President of the American-Georgian Business Council.
The meeting also included Georgia's Consuls General in the US, Maia Bartaya and Levan Kulijanishvili.
Taliashvili emphasised how these initiatives connect global supply chains with the Caucasus, Central Asia, and other regional countries. The Ambassador also shared information about Georgia's recent achievements in various international economic indices.
She drew attention to Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze's economic vision, which he presented at the UN conference on August 5, and stressed that fostering international economic relations is a key priority of Georgia's foreign policy.
The discussion also focused on promoting the upcoming Tbilisi Silk Road Forum within American business and financial circles. Additionally, Mamuka Tsereteli provided an update on a planned US business delegation visit to Georgia between September 4 and 11.
