Menu
Days
Menu
Days
Hours
Minutes
Seconds
The food and non-metallic mineral products industries provide the largest industrial base for Georgia, while nonmetallic mineral products, chemicals and food are the fastest growing industries. With the establishment of the Free Industrial Zones in Georgia there are new incentives and opportunities to produce and export goods with a minimal tax burden – in the FIZs, businesses are exempted from all tax charges except Personal Income Tax.
Georgia is making huge amounts of investments in infrastructure and education to support tomorrow’s demands of large-scale impact investments. When combined with the country’s strategic location, its attractions are clear to international investors. Georgia has earned a reputation as the top regional and global reformer. The country’s ambitious objectives to be one of the best investment locations on the world map are reflected in the number of different well-recognized international rankings, where Georgia maintains strong positions. For example, Georgia holds 1st position in the World Bank’s 2021 “Ease of Doing Business Index”. Foreign-owned businesses make a significant contribution to the Georgian economy and its great position for deepening links between Europe and Asia will further raise the country’s productivity – via the transfer of technology, by increased export-oriented investments and stronger regional competition positions.
Tbilisi is the economic center of the country as it is responsible for nearly 50% of the GDP in Georgia and the service sector in the country contributes to 88% of the GDP. In addition to that the wholesale and retail trade sector dominates the service sector thanks to the role of Tbilisi As a logistics center worldwide. Historically, Georgia has been the focus of the world's attention due to its distinguished geographical location at the crossroads of global trade routes between East and West. The Capital Tbilisi considers as one of the most important logistics routes for various energy and trade projects.
The Capital Tbilisi is the largest city in Georgia that located in the east of the country on the banks of the Eastern Mediterranean. It is a prominent tourist destination where there are many places that attract tourists from all over the world such as the cathedrals of Samba, Georgia-freedom square, the Rustaveli avenue, Agmashenebeli Avenue, Medieval Narikala Castle, Moorish opera house, Georgian National Museum.
Georgia is a member of the World Trade Organization (WTO) since 2000.
Sagarejo -Tbilisi Free Zone is 1.117.450 M² . 45 km away of Russian border , 30 km away of Azerbaijan border and 95km away of Armenian boarder.
IN GEORGIA WE HAVE 2 PORTS, PORT POTI AND PORT BATUMI, BOTH OF THEM ARE IN SAME DISTANCE FAR FROM Sagarejo – Tbilisi FREE ZONE, 300-400 KM.
Georgia’s natural advantage as a gateway between Europe and Asia provides many benefits to investors in the manufacturing sector. In particular, Georgia offers competitive labor and energy costs, low taxes, and a corruption-free environment for serving the region, as well as numerous preferential/free trade agreements. Large import overhang on goods that are not usually traded extensively between the countries, provides regional import substitution potential in food processing, paints and coatings, construction materials, washing and polishing preparations, household goods etc. Georgia’s current advantages in terms of handling large transshipment flows, business stability, low cost of power generation, existing raw materials and intermediate products provide opportunities for large industrial projects, such as production of iron, aluminum and steel products.
Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with Turkey and CIS countries (Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan etc.)
Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement (DCFTA) with EU was singed on June 27, 2014
Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) agreement with USA, Norway, Switzerland, Canada, Japan
Member of WTO.
Customs clearance in 15 minutes
80% of goods are free from import tariffs
No quantitative restrictions
