Georgia - Country Economic Memorandum : Chapter 4 - Connecting Georgia (English)

Georgia has struggled to integrate into global value chains (GVCs). The complex demands that growing trade creates on various players in the supply chain elevates the importance of trade facilitation and national logistics and distribution services as drivers of competitiveness. If Georgia is to export more high-value products and capitalize on its transit and logistics hub potential, its logistics system has to transform from its current function...

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Author

World Bank;
Document Date
2022/06/30
Document Type
Country Economic Memorandum
Report Number
173357
Volume No
1
Country
Georgia,
Region
Europe and Central Asia,
Disclosure Date
2022/06/30
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
Georgia - Country Economic Memorandum : Chapter 4 - Connecting Georgia

Language

English

Rel. Proj ID

GE-Georgia CEM -- P175486

Major Sector

FY17 - Public Administration

Theme

FY17 - Job Quality,FY17 - Economic Growth and Planning,FY17 - Structural Transformation and Economic Diversification,FY17 - Jobs,FY17 - Skills Development,FY17 - Labor Market Policy and Programs,FY17 - Inclusive Growth,FY17 - Job Creation

Sector

FY17 - Central Government (Central Agencies)

TF No/Name

TF0B4049-Trade analysis for Georgia CEM

Topics

Trade,Trade Agreements and Negotiations,Trade and Employment,

Unit Owning

EFI-ECA-MTI-MacroFiscal-1 (EECM1)

Version Type

Final

Product Line

Advisory Services & Analytics

Citation

World Bank.

Georgia - Country Economic Memorandum : Chapter 4 - Connecting Georgia (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099321106302235768

Georgia - Country Economic Memorandum : Chapter 4 - Connecting Georgia (English)

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