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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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Gvinadze & Partners assists ADB strengthen corporate governance of Georgia’s state-owned enterprises

We are delighted to continue to assist the Asian Development Bank (ADB) in its important effort to improve the institutional capacity and corporate governance of state-owned enterprises in Georgia. ADB has recently approved a $100 million policy-based loan to deepen Georgia’s reforms to fiscal management, capital markets, and its pension system. The second subprogram of the Fiscal Resilience and Social Protection Support Program builds on the accomplishments of the first subprogram approved in 2020, which helped improve Georgia’s macroeconomic resilience during the COVID-19 pandemic. ADB’s second subprogram supports policies aimed at improving institutional capacity to manage fiscal risks stemming from disasters triggered by natural hazards and climate change, and weak corporate governance in state-owned enterprises. Please visit https://www.adb.org/news/100-million-adb-loan-further-strengthen-georgia-fiscal-resilience for more detailed information.

Georgia joined ADB in 2007, and the bank has since become one of the country’s largest multilateral development partners, with committed loans amounting to $3.92 billion and technical assistance projects worth $28.9 million.

Gvinadze & Partners is a leading Georgian business law firm. With its predecessor firms, it has nearly three decades of successful history of serving and promoting inward investment in Georgia, and is widely recognized as the highest quality legal service provider in the country.  

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