Georgia Country Commercial Guide
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Transportation and Logistics Sector
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Overview

Georgia’s transport and logistics sector presents significant opportunities for U.S. export and investment in light of its strategic location and the growing importance of the Middle Corridor, also known as the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route (TITR). Georgia serves as a transit hub along the corridor, making it an attractive destination for U.S. investments in logistics and infrastructure. As a natural gateway connecting Europe to the Caucasus, Central Asia, and far eastern regions, Georgia is uniquely positioned to facilitate trade and transit between these regions. Recent geopolitical disruptions, such as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have underscored the need for alternative transportation routes, elevating the Middle Corridor’s role as a vital east-west transit route bypassing Russia. This shift creates opportunities for U.S. businesses to diversify supply chains, reduce geopolitical risks, and access new markets.

Leading Sub-sectors

  • Infrastructure Development: Georgia’s transportation and logistics infrastructure requires significant upgrades to meet the demands of increased cargo volumes along the Middle Corridor. This includes modernizing rail systems and expanding Black Sea ports. U.S. companies specializing in construction, engineering, and port management could play a pivotal role in these projects.

  • Digital Logistics and Technology Integration: Georgia is actively pursuing digital transformation in its logistics sector, including real-time cargo monitoring, automated transportation management, and electronic customs procedures. U.S. firms with expertise in digital logistics technologies, such as radio frequency identification (RFID), Internet of Things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and cloud computing, could contribute to these advancements, helping Georgia improve efficiency and competitiveness.

  • Public-Private Partnerships (PPP): Georgia’s government is open to PPP models for infrastructure development, offering U.S. investors opportunities to collaborate on strategic projects such as railway modernization. These partnerships could provide long-term returns while strengthening Georgia’s role as a transit hub.

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