2024-05-28 22:00:46
European Financial institution for Reconstruction and Growth (EBRD) Vice President for Coverage and Partnerships Mark Bowman and Govt Director for Japanese Europe and the Caucasus Matteo Patrone will go to the Caucasus from January 16 to 19, first to Armenia, then Georgia, after which Azerbaijan. That is reported by “Armenpress”, referring to the press service of EBRD.
The aim of the journey is to debate upcoming tasks in each the non-public and public sectors. Discussions on monetary stability, coverage reforms and the preparation of the Financial institution’s upcoming new nation methods are additionally on the agenda.
The delegation will first go to Yerevan, the place EBRD representatives will meet with Armenian political leaders. Through the go to, conferences are deliberate with diplomats, worldwide improvement companions, leaders of the enterprise group and the Financial institution’s current companions. The workforce may also go to the RA Central Financial institution to fulfill with the president and his deputy.
The EBRD delegation in Georgia can have high-level conferences with the political management of Georgia. EBRD representatives may also meet with diplomats, regional heads of worldwide monetary establishments and the secretariat of the Georgian Traders Council.
Whereas in Tbilisi, Mark Bowman can also be anticipated to signal a sovereign mortgage settlement with the Ministry of Finance of Georgia to rehabilitate and improve as much as 12 metro stations in Tbilisi.
EBRD representatives will meet with the political management of Azerbaijan in Baku. Conferences might be held with representatives of the diplomatic group, worldwide improvement companions and current enterprise purchasers of the Financial institution. The workforce may also go to the Central Financial institution of Azerbaijan.
Since its launch within the Caucasus in 1992, the EBRD has invested greater than €10 billion in additional than 650 tasks within the area’s monetary, company, infrastructure and vitality sectors, most of them within the non-public sector.
In September final 12 months, EBRD President Odile Renault-Basso visited the area.