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Economies are ranked on their ease of doing business, from 1 – 178, with first place being the best. A high ranking on the ease of doing business index means the regulatory environment is conducive to the operation of business.
Top Ten Reformers in 2006/2007 Georgia reformed in six areas. It strengthened investor protections, including through amendments to its securities law that eliminate loopholes that had allowed corporate insiders to expropriate minority investors. The Winning Formula
Quick Time to MarketSweeping reforms decrease time and cost establishing business as well as delivering products to customers across Europe & Asia. Duty-Free Access to EuropeAbility to export 7200 products to Europe duty and quota free. Liberal Labour lawsUnmatched flexibility in managing workforce. Inexpensive and Educated Labour ForceMonthly salary significantly lower compared to EU. Literacy rate of 99.9%. See more reasons for investing in Georgia...
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 The whole climate is very positive following the last governmental reforms in many areas and also all kind of measures have been taken to liberalize the economic situation in Georgia and make it more attractive for foreign investors.
Gilbert HieBank Republic, Societe Generale Group, CEO
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The Government of Georgia (the “Government”) invites international and local investors to submit expressions of interest for the purchase of 84.7% equity interest in JSC Gudauri (“Gudauri”), the owner of a ski-in/ski-out hotel, located in the Kazbegi region of Georgia, 120 km away from Tbilisi international airport, at the altitude of 2,000-3,275 meters from the sea level. 
The privately owned confectionary plant “Tbilkonditeri” located in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia is for sale. When operational the plant produced a wide variety of confectionary products and held a leading position in the Soviet Union, however it is currently not functioning.
