According to a new report by the European Business Association (EBA), “European Business in Georgia 2026,” the number of EU-related companies in the country has increased by 56.7% over the past three years, although this growth has not been matched by a similar increase in foreign direct investment. What is driving this trend, what challenges European investors face, and what are the prospects for the sector’s development? Forbes Georgia spoke t…
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According to a new report by the European Business Association (EBA), “European Business in Georgia 2026,” the number of EU-related companies in the country has increased by 56.7% over the past three years, although this growth has not been matched by a similar increase in foreign direct investment. What is driving this trend, what challenges European investors face, and what are the prospects for the sector’s development? Forbes Georgia spoke t…