Georgia’s economy minister, Natia Turnava, has said that the Georgian government is set to increase its privatisation target for 2019, calling the privatisation of state-owned properties a government priority, agenda.ge has reported.
Speaking to journalists on September 30, Mrs Turnava noted that the governmentβs plan for this year had included the sale of state properties worth 60 million lari (18.45 million euros). βThis plan has already been carried out,β she announced.
The economy minister noted that privatisation contributed to increasing employment and accelerating Georgiaβs economic growth, stressing that there are still a number of properties including buildings, factories and other constructions, that should be sold to the private sector.
The aim of the continued effort is to increase the countryβs budgetary revenues.
Agenda.ge reported that the share of revenues from privatisation in the Georgian budget amounted to 73 million lari (22.45 million euro) as of September 30 and it is projected to increase to around 100 million lari (30.6 million euros) by the end of 2019.
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Well, Georgian government’s plans are always very ambitious, but not always realistic ones. Take, for instance, Georgia’s plans to replace the UK in the EU
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/article/2019-04-05/brexit-is-georgia-s-chance-to-open–eu-entry-door-president-says
But I don’t know if Europe is willing to talk about it, especially when Europeans have found out what an extraordinary threat to their security it presents now
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWyO9Xq-ByI
https://en.news-front.info/2019/04/07/biological-warfare-secret-us-laboratories-in-georgia-unveiled/