- Reforms anchored on governance and accountability involving government and state-owned enterprises.
- Government drives administrative reforms aimed at achieving economic growth.
Government policies in Georgia drove strong economic performance in 2025.
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Government policies in Georgia drove strong economic performance in 2025.
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Government drives administrative reforms aimed at achieving economic growth.Also in this story
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- Government growth efforts are challenging the principles of market freedom.
- The NPPF centralizes planning power in the region, representing a specific administrative reform.
- The Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) has been integrated into the government distribution mechanism, while NAFED serves as the operational arm of government strategy.
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- The Lazika project, which could have transformed Georgia's economy and strengthened ties with Turkey, was reportedly halted by Bidzina Ivanishvili in 2007.