Baku, Azerbaijan, May 18
Trend:
On May 14, a representative of the largest Lebanese construction company “HOMAN” visited the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Trend reports via the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
The company has 30 years of experience and is engaged in infrastructure projects in Lebanon, Africa and Central Asia. “HOMAN” specializes in the construction of roads, irrigation systems, bridges and other specifications.
During the meeting, Giorgi Vekua, Director of Services and Regional Development Department presented information on the investment potential of Georgia and current and planned infrastructure projects in Georgia, including road works and deep-water port of Anaklia.
The business development manager of the company, George Rizk, inquired about Georgia’s tax system, and also received information on free trade agreements that would allow Georgian products to gain access to multinational markets. At the meeting, the representative of the Lebanese company expressed a desire to find potential partners and expressed hope for long-term cooperation in Georgia.
Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized the meeting of "Homan" Manager with the Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure and Regional Development, as well as with the members of the members of Infrastrusture construction companies association.
Marcel-David Khouzami, honorary consul of Georgia in Lebanon, was present at the meeting in the chamber.