''Georgia will not change its economic policy, but will make it more effective,'' Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia stated.
In his words, Georgia's trade balance tends to become positive, and Georgia has considerable transit potential that should be used more and more efficiently.
Gakharia says that Georgia has a high-intellectual human resource that should serve as the highest value.
''As far as you know, we have conversations with different economic platform groups. It aims the post-crisis average and long-term plan to be balanced and envisage a current situation, as well as particular advantages of our country,'' Giorgi Gakharia said, adding that Georgia can produce 'many things.'
Bela Gelashvili
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