2018-10-03
As Georgian Prime Minister stated during the briefing before today's Government meeting, the Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce will be established in Georgia.
According to the Head of Government, the relevant document will be signed on December 20 in Paris.
"This means that, in fact, Georgia is about to become the second country in Europe to offer businesses this type of service and, generally, to promote economic activities. Let me remind you that it is the highest standard in general when it comes to arbitration," Mamuka Bakhtadze stated.
According to the Prime Minister, it is yet another message confirming that the Government of Georgia is doing everything you ensure Georgia's further effective integration into global economy.
Prime Minister's Press Office