Minsk and Tbilisi: new opportunities for business are being discussed today at the talks of the governmental delegation in Georgia.
Belarus expects the appearance of Georgian goods stores. This was stated in Tbilisi by Deputy Prime Minister Mikhail Rusy at a meeting with representatives of business circles of the Transcaucasian republic. Large and small companies are interested in our industrial products and food. Belarus and Georgia have maintained a free trade regime. Two retail chains with Belarusian food products are already working in Tbilisi, they plan to open new ones all over the country. There is also a willingness to create joint ventures and sell goods to the market of the EAEC and the European Union.
The conversation continued in the Belarusian embassy. Questions were touched upon in mutual trade and joint cooperation, and ways of their solution.
