The CCIFG hosted its twelth General Assembly on November, 22nd !

Thursday, November 23, the President of the CCIFG, Antoine Bardon, as well as Natia Javakhishvili, General Director were happy to receive, at the Pullman Tbilisi Axis Towers hotel, the members of the Chamber for the meeting of the Board of Directors and the holding of the Annual General Meeting.

 

During the General Assembly, the 2023 activity report was presented, as well as the financial report.

 

It was an opportunity to look back on the highlights of the past year, from the European zone meeting of the CCI France international which was held at the beginning of February in Athens, to the seminar on corporate governance led by François Cottignies at the end of June, through the creation of the Committee of Women Entrepreneurs etc.

 

The CCIFG also had the honor of presenting its 9 new members, who were able to meet the rest of the assembly. 

 

The members of the CCIFG renewed their confidence in Dominique Bayvet and Paata Moseshvili, re-elected to the Board of Directors. 

 

The event ended with a dinner at the Dumas restaurant ! 

 

We would like to thank each of the members for their participation as well as the Pullman Hotel for organizing the event.

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Expertise France

Expertise on statistics

Expertise France

26 March 2019

 

On March 26, the CCIFG with Ioulia Sauthier, Chef of the Economic Service for Georgia and Armenia met with the Beata Suszterova in charge of the statistic department at Expertise France.

 

Expertise France was born 4 years ago from the merger between France Expertise International and Adetef. The entity is a public group of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
Expertise France' statistical service has bilateral cooperation with the French institute INSEE.


It conducts two types of cooperation with other entities:

  • Twinning projects
  • Multilateral projects

 

Two projects in the statistics sector are currently taking place in Georgia:


Twinning: Statistics Denmark won the tender jointly with Hungarian Central Statistical Office (HCSO), Instituto Nazionale di Statistica (ISTAT), and Statistics Lithuania.


-Multilateral financed by the European Union. The implementation of the project is totally delegated to Eurostat which is in direct contract with Expertise France. In contrast to the twinning project, this one has a regional approach.
This is the sixth project led by Expertise France in statistics. The project has a duration of 3 years and began in January 2019.
The budget is EUR 4.7 million and covers the countries of the Eastern Partnership area. 6 projects in 6 countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.

The purpose of the mission is to define what kind of assistance the project can provide to the national statistical system at the regional level.
From January to June, the phase will establish the gap analysis.

In each country, a local representative has been appointed to link the experts to the government. At the end of the first phase, they will be invited to Brussels and will attend the presentation of the priorities set by the experts. They will then have to approve the report.
 

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