Economic Press Monitor
April 16, 2024
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THERE IS SUCH A DEMAND ON THE CORRIDOR OF GEORGIA THAT INFRASTRUCTURE COULD GIVE OUT
Transport & Communications
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Since the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the role of the Middle Corridor has been constantly increasing, the newspaper says. The demand is especially high from Kazakhstan.
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EDUCATION SECTOR FACE TO FACE WITH MARKET DEMANDS
Economic & Politics
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Multiple highly qualified studies, conducted in recent years, confirm the discrepancy between labor skills and market demand in Georgia, the article says. Companies and entrepreneurs indicate skills gap, skills shortage and skills obsolescence as one of the main problems for their faster and more effective development.
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SALES OF ELECTRIC VEHICLES IN GEORGIA INCREASED BY 37% – “TEGETA CARS” IS THE MAJOR PLAYER ON THE MARKET
Transport & Communications
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In 2023, only 6,000 (0.35%) out of 1.68 million cars registered in Georgia, were electric powered, says Petre Tsakadze, director of Tegeta Cars. According to Tsakadze, about 15,000 new cars were sold in Georgia in 2023, of which 550 were electric powered, which is 37% more than in 2022.
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