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1. “DEXUS” TO RESUME MORE 3 PROJECTS
   (Daily News: June 15, 2011)

   Construction company Dexus announced about plans on gradual resume of more 3 idle projects of Center Point from July.

   The matter concerns complex at Saakadze Square, White House in Samgori district and the 4^th block on Khosharauli Street (all in Tbilisi).

2. REVENUE FROM SELLING OF INVESTMENT AND NUMISMATIC COINS MADE UP 1.3M LARI
   (Daily News: June 15, 2011)

   National Bank of Georgia (NBG) reported that in 2010, revenue from selling of collection, investment and numismatic coins (available through NBG’s Money Museum in Tbilisi and Cash Center in Kutaisi) made up 1.3 million lari. The figure is almost doubled year-on-year.

3. 24 Saati: “NOBODY WILL BE POISONED BY MEAT, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO DO NOT EAT”
   (Economic Press Monitor: June 15, 2011)

   The newspaper notes that sharp increase of meat price caused long debates in the Parliament on June 14.

   Parliament minority declared that price growth was caused by the monopoly, created as the result of new regulations.

4. SUIT OF “GEORGIAN RAILWAY” AGAINST “SILKNET” DECLINED
   (Daily News: June 14, 2011)

   Communications operator SilkNet announced that Tbilisi Court has not satisfied suit of LLC Georgian Railway on arrears payment.

   The mentioned arrears appeared after Georgian Railway’s unilateral decision on fee increase for admission to optic fiber cable.

5. GPS STATIONS’ INSTALLATION ALREADY COST 1.5M LARI
   (Daily News: June 14, 2011)

   Soso Tsikarishvili, head of Justice Ministry’s Public Register, declared to Sarke that 1.5 million lari was spent on the first stage of GPS stations’ installation in Georgia.

   The World Bank alloted $450,000, which was used for hardware acquisition.

6. BLITZ-SURVEY: LONG-TERM T-BONDS – ADVANTAGES OR DISADVANTAGES
   (Daily News: June 13, 2011)

   Experts divided in their opinions regarding emission of 5-year treasury bonds. The survey includes Zurab Gvasalia (Georgian Banks’ Association), Temur Kuprava (Free University), Nodar Khaduri (Tbilisi State University), David Narmania (Caucasus Institute for Economic and Social Researches).

7. PROFIT OF JSC “MATSNE” DECLINED
   (Daily News: June 10, 2011)

   According to report of JSC Matsne (press distribution in Tbilisi), the company’s net profit as of December 31, 2010 made up 200,771 lari. The volume is decreased by 29.7% if compared to 2009.

8. JSC “TELIANI VALLEY” FINISHED 2010 WITH PROFIT OF 258,000 LARI
   (Daily News: June 10, 2011)

   According to the report of JSC Teliani Valley, the company had profit of 258,000 lari as of December 31, 2010. In 2009, the company fixed loss of 1.45 million lari.

9. TBILISI TO HOST 6^TH CONFERENCE OF IRU
   (Daily News: June 10, 2011)

   Georgian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development announced that Tbilisi will host the 6^th Euro-Asian Road Transport conference of International Road Union (IRU) on June 16-17. Ministers of transport and infrastructure from 70 countries and top managers of 30 international organizations are invited at the event.

10. Rezonansi: “EVEN MORE PEOPLE DEMAND INVOLVEMENT IN THE STATE INSURANCE PROGRAM”
    (Economic Press Monitor: June 10, 2011)

    According to the latest data, about 834,981 persons out of 4-million Georgia’s population use state health insurance.

    “The rate is not too low”, the newspaper declares, but notes that the persons, left without insurance, demand involvement in the state insurance program, as they are not able to cover medical expenses.

11. “GULF GEORGIA” TO EXPAND NETWORK UP TO 100 FILLING STATIONS THIS YEAR
    (Daily News: June 9, 2011)

    Gulf Georgia (oil-products importer) plans to increase number of filling stations to 100 until the end of year, the company said. While by the end of 2012, the network should number already 120 stations.

12. Rezonansi: “GEORGIA TO ALLOW RUSSIA’S WTO MEMBERSHIP BECAUSE OF AMERICAN INSTRUCTIONS?”
    (Economic Press Monitor: June 9, 2011)

    Kakha Kukava, one of the opposition leaders, declares that the US Vice President Joe Biden has demanded to stop blocking Russia’s membership in World Trade Organization (WTO) while meeting with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili.

    However, Biden’s official comment stated that Moscow and Tbilisi must settle issue of WTO membership on their own.

13. Rezonansi: “BECAUSE OF “IBERMEAT GEORGIA” MEAT RAISED IN PRICE BY 100% FOR A FEW LAST MONTHS”
    (Economic Press Monitor: June 9, 2011)

    Last year, cost of meat amounted to 8 lari (1 kg) on the agriculture market. However, now it costs 14-18 lari.

14. “MAGLIVMSHENI” FINISHED 2010 WITH LOSS
    (Daily News: June 8, 2011)

    According to the report of JSC Maglivmsheni (frame-panel plant), the company finished 2010 with loss of 61,263 lari. The volume is decreased by 1.3% since 2009.

15. AUTHORITY OF “KAZTRANSGAZ-TBILISI”’S INTERIM MANAGER EXTENDED FOR ANOTHER YEAR
    (Daily News: June 8, 2011)

    Georgian Energy and Water Supply Regulation Commission announced about extension of interim manager’s terms of office in Tbilisi gas distributor KazTransGaz-Tbilisi until May 1, 2012 (i.e. by 1 year). It should be noted that the Commission made corresponding decision on April 28.

16. DIRECT FLIGHTS TO CHINA TO START TOMORROW
    (Daily News: June 8, 2011)

    Chinese Chine Southern Airlines will start direct flights Urumqi-Tbilisi-Urumqi from June 9. Flights (on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays) will be made by Boeing-737, Boeing-757 and Airbus-330 airliners.

17. Rezonansi: “900,000 EMIGRANTS AND GAPS IN THE VISA ISSUING PROCESS”
    (Economic Press Monitor: June 8, 2011)

    According to research, conducted by European Initiative – Liberal Academy Tbilisi, 900,000 Georgian citizens (i.e. 22.9% of the country population) are migrants. At that, 72% of them send money to Georgia, and keep their families.

18. “D+” RECEIVED CREDIT FROM “SAKARTVELOS BANKI”
    (Daily News: June 7, 2011)

    The first credit has been issued within the 3^rd stage of program “New Life for Old Tbilisi”, Tbilisi City Hall reported. Sakartvelos Banki (Bank of Georgia) alloted $900,000 to construction company D+.

19. CREDITS OF 300,000 LARI ISSUED WITHIN “START BUSINESS TOGETHER WITH CITY HALL” PROGRAM
    (Daily News: June 7, 2011)

    Tbilisi City Hall reported that credits of 300,000 lari have been issued within program “Start Business together with City Hall” for the moment. This year’s budget of the program totals to 1 million lari.

20. GREENHOUSE FARMING TO BE DEVELOPED NEAR LISI LAKE
    (Daily News: June 7, 2011)

    The Georgian government authorized Tbilisi City Hall to change status of land plots in vicinity of Lisi Lake from non-agricultural to agricultural ones.

    According to Eka Burdiladze, head of the City Hall’s Department of Strategic Development and Socio-Economic Programs, the mentioned decision is caused by the fact that these territories are rich with thermal water, which may be used for greenhouses’ heating.

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