Poland: majority of firms employ Ukrainians

The vast majority of Polish firms now employ Ukrainians, according to a new research. The survey carried out by the Gremi Personal analytical centre found that 80% of firms now had Ukrainians on their books, while in one-third of the firms Ukrainians now accounted for 10-20% of staff. Ukrainians occupy both highly qualified and low-qualified…

Georgia: unemployment rate lowest in 20 years

Unemployment in Georgia was at its lowest rate in 20 years in 2022, the World Bank had said in its highlighting of statistics showing last year’s figure in the country at 11.3%. The numbers, sourced from the International Labour Organisation’s database, also showed the unemployment rate went down by 0.9% last year compared to 2021.…

Moldova: Slovak project to promote agritourism

Regional food producers in the north of the country will benefit from Slovakia’s support in the digital promotion of agritourism. On May 18, in Balti, the Slovak company Pro4CE, specializing in providing consultancy in the ecological agriculture, tourism and investments in Central Europe, in partnership with the Regional Development Agency (ADR) North launched a project…

Georgia: domestic exports up in January-April 2023

Georgia has exported locally produced goods worth $1.96 billion in January-April, up by 23.6% YoY, the preliminary data from the National Statistics Office showed. Geostat said local exports in the country had accounted for 50.3% of total exports in the reporting period, amounting to $986.8 million, down by 18.3%. Georgia’s top trading partners were: Russia…