Our ambassador in Georgia confirms the statistics. The fifth part of dairy products in the country is Belarusian. In general, thanks to an active dialogue in less than two years, the countries made a breakthrough.
The turnover for the last year increased by 60% and became a record for the last 5 years. And our export to Georgia increased by 2.5 times. Both countries are now doing everything to ensure that each subsequent year is even more fruitful, both in terms of the number of new projects and the amount of money earned. There is every chance to double the figure. We need to work with pharmaceuticals.
Official Tbilisi is no longer part of the CIS, but despite this fact, Belarus and Georgia have maintained a free trade regime. This means for our partner we are an opportunity to enter the market of the Eurasian Economic Union. In return, we benefit from the association of the Transcaucasian republic with the European Union.
Today, the economies of our countries complement each other, which gives advantages in the mutual filling of our markets. So, for example, we deliver to Georgia railway and tram cars, trucks, medicines and dairy products. In the opposite direction, we get alcoholic drinks, oil products, vaccines and mineral water.
Last year, in the suburbs of Tbilisi, Belarusian tractors began to be harvested - they are very familiar with our agricultural machinery in Georgia. However, as with the passenger. Stadler trains already run on the route of Batumi-Tbilisi.
