Anaklia City Director: The targeted pressure negatively affect the country's investment climate too

Of course, the non-transparent environment and the targeted pressure are not only dangerous for the project, but also negatively affect the country's investment climate, - Anaklia City Director Keti Bochorishvili said.

According to her, it is important that the investigation be transparent, because the current processes raise many questions among local businessmen as well as foreign investors, which negatively affects the country.

Bochorishvili talked about the details of the project and noted that they continue to actively work with international companies.

"We have not stopped working in a special industrial zone even for a day. We have negotiations with leading international companies. Recently, representatives of a Japanese company have arrived in Georgia and very positively assessed the project. We have negotiations with logistic companies to make Anaklia a platform for entering the region. In addition, special economic zone will be a great opportunity for Georgian companies to expand their activities and become export-oriented," Bochorishvili says.