Georgia: passenger traffic at airports up in Q1 2023

Georgia’s three international airports serviced 1,050,864,506 passengers in January-March, up by 33% YoY and by 3% from Q1 2019, the Georgian Civil Aviation Agency reported. Between them, the three facilities serviced the following numbers of passengers: Tbilisi International Airport – 713,660 passengers, up by 41%, Kutaisi International Airport – 253,073 passengers, up by 108%, and…

Poland: C/A surplus up in February 2023

Poland’s current account surplus rose to EUR 2.59 billion at the end of February, against a surplus of EUR 2.13 billion recorded at the end of January, according to central bank figures released on April 13. Market analysts surveyed by PAP offered median forecast for a EUR 553-million surplus. Poland recorded a EUR 2.24-billion surplus…

Georgia: Finance Minister and IMF official discuss cooperation

Economic questions and cooperation between Georgia and the International Monetary Fund were discussed on Thursday between Lasha Khutsishvili, the Georgian Finance Minister, and Vitor Gaspar, the Director of the Fiscal Affairs Department of the IMF. The meeting also covered the country’s macroeconomic situation and actions made to improve fiscal discipline, the Finance Ministry said. Steps…

Moldova: more wineries to get European quality certificates till late 2024

A group of experts from an association of Germany, which promotes sustainability standards in the vine-growing and wine-making sectors, has visited Moldova, in order to help Moldovan wine-makers become sustainable according to the European standards. The experts estimate that more companies from the vine-growing and wine-making industry of Moldova might get certificates, which confirm the…