A Doctor Goods Georgian Company saw 40,000 medical gowns in a week.
The company had purchased 12 new sewing machines with the support of the GIZ Company as part of the project 'Clusters for Development.'
Based on the improved resource, the company will be able to contribute better to the elimination of the medical equipment and combat the pandemic.
''The EU office to Georgia works to help the country against the conditions, caused by the virus,'' EU Ambassador to Georgia Carl Hartzell said.
In his words, the help implies taking special measures for the small and average enterprises of Georgia that produce medical products.
Carl Hartzell says Doctor Goods is an occasion when the authorities managed to react rapidly and assisted the company in overcoming difficulties.
Bela Gelashvili
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