Representatives of member companies of the Business Association of Georgia (BAG) met with the MEDEF International delegation
25 Feb '26
The Business Association of Georgia (BAG) provided the MEDEF International delegation with a detailed overview of the current business environment and investment climate in Georgia. The discussion covered economic growth dynamics, the role of the private sector, and opportunities for deepening international partnerships, as well as private sector expectations based on BAG Index data.
The meeting was attended by Davit Tavlalashvili, Head of the Investment Department at "Enterprise Georgia," who presented Georgia's investment potential, priority sectors, and state support programs.
The session continued in an interactive discussion format, featuring a Q&A between representatives of the French delegation and BAG members. They discussed specific cooperation opportunities and ways to strengthen partnerships between Georgian and French business circles.
Notably, the French delegation included executives from 20 different companies representing the finance, telecommunications, transport, energy, consulting, and agriculture sectors.
"Meetings of this format with the MEDEF International delegation are particularly important to us, as they create a real platform for deepening cooperation between Georgian and French business circles. Sharing the BAG Index results allows us to provide international partners with an objective picture of the country's economic trends and private sector expectations. We are confident that today's dialogue will translate into concrete partnerships and investment projects, contributing to both business development and the strengthening of bilateral economic relations," stated Levan Vepkhvadze, Executive Director of the Business Association of Georgia.
As a reminder, MEDEF International is a non-profit organization representing the French Business Confederation and its approximately 800,000 member companies. The organization actively promotes the international expansion of French companies, investment, and the development of foreign trade.