Georgia’s transport and logistics potential, prospects and investments for further improving them were discussed in meetings at the ongoing World Economic Forum in Davos. Such a statement made today the Georgian Minister of Economy in Switzerland.

“Alternative supply routes, transport and warehousing matters are still relevant at this year’s Forum. The development of the Middle Corridor [a logistics route connecting Central Asia and China to Europe via the South Caucasus] is important for Georgia.

The Government would have a number of meetings and dialogues, both at the political level and with businesses, regarding the Middle Corridor, as the matter would remain relevant throughout the year.

It is very important to introduce the economic progress of the country to international partners, business leaders, to meet with representatives of sectors where Georgia has a special potential, and to held meetings with the world"s leading companies operating in energy, real estate, hospitality, industr[y] and tourism.

Meetings with representatives of information and business process outsourcing were also held within the event to discuss the possibility of further partnership and investments from top foreign businesses in our economy. The Government’s participation in the Forum is important from an economic perspective to ensure it was shown to have a stable political environment and the status of a stable, reliable and predictable country international partners can trust”, - explained Levan Davitashvili.