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EU–Georgia Business Council (EUGBC) held a meeting with representatives of the International Business Council (IBC) – the largest business association in the Kyrgyz Republic. The discussion focused on the business environment, investment opportunities and strengthening business ties between Georgia and Kyrgyzstan.Particular attention was given to the strategic importance of the Middle Corridor, connecting Central Asia with the Black Sea region and European markets via Georgia. The meeting marks another important step towards strengthening cooperation between the business communities of Georgia and Central Asia and developing joint initiatives.
The visit is organized under the regional project “Europe and Eurasia Regional: Advancing Economic Freedom and Resilience,” implemented in partnership with the Center for International Private Enterprise (CIPE).

On July 7, 2026 the EUGBC hosted a productive and insightful meeting with the newly appointed Ambassador of the Republic of Türkiye to Georgia, H.E. Mustafa Türker Ari, alongside members of the EUGBC.
The discussion focused on the robust economic cooperation between our two countries, highlighting Türkiye’s current economic trajectory and the potential for deepening bilateral relations in different areas

 

On June 4, 2026 the Business Academy of Georgia – SBA hosted the EU-Georgia Business Council (EUGBC) members and representatives of the diplomatic corps accredited to Georgia for a site visit.

The purpose of the event was to familiarize the guests with the Business Academy’s activities, educational programs, professional development opportunities, and initiatives for collaboration with the private sector.

The meeting participants discussed current trends in business education, the demands of the labour market, and prospects for strengthening partnerships between the academic and business sectors.

 

 


On May 22, the EU-Georgia Business Council organized a Georgia-Belgium Business Roundtable.
The main goal of the meeting was to facilitate deepening of trade and economic relations between the two countries, increase investment potential and support small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).
At the roundtable strategic issues were discussed, among others:
– Prospects for bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including tourism, real estate and information and communication technologies (ICT);
Effective use of Georgia’s transit and logistics potential for the EU market;
Initiation of joint projects that will contribute to the sustainable development of the business sector.