''Many well-known footballers and athletes wear the form with a label Made in Georgia, and we are proud of it,'' Georgian Minister of Economic Natia Turnava said in Georgia's Rustavi town, in Kvemo Kartli region.
In her words, while the world combats the COVID-19 pandemic, any investment is of critical importance, but the investment by Adjara Textile is particular, as it creates a large enterprise to employ about 3,000 people.
He says the enterprise constructions will be over in four months.
''The Adjara Textile group represents a Turkish investment, i.e., the direct foreign investment,'' she highlighted.
She also specified that to neutralize the face masks' deficit in the country, Adjara Textile was one of the first factories to engage in the sewing process and produced three mln face masks.
The Kartli Textile enterprise located in Rustavi will start operation in four months as a result of the government facilitation and employ 3,000 Georgians.
Kartli Textile belongs to Adjara Textile, which owns three sewing factories in the coastal region of Adjara.
It cooperates with the leading international companies like Nike, ADIDAS, Puma, and employs about 3,500 people.
Georgian PM Giorgi Gakharia also attended the construction opening ceremony.
Bela Gelashvili
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