Eurojuris International, in collaboration with the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Georgia, invites you to a webinar exploring Georgia as an increasingly attractive destination for international business and investment.
Thanks to its favourable tax environment, rapidly developing digital, AI and cryptocurrency sectors, and strategic position connecting Europe and Asia, Georgia offers growing opportunities for companies looking to expand internationally.
During this one-hour session, our speakers will provide a practical introduction to the Georgian market and discuss some of the key considerations for foreign businesses and investors.
This webinar has been organised on the initiative of Eurojuris International member Alessandro Pellegrino, founder of Pellegrino Attili Avvocati.
Marta Imeneo
General Director, Italian Chamber of Commerce in Georgia
Marta is an entrepreneur based in Georgia, operating across several industries with a primary focus on wine production. For the past three years, she has advised and guided Italian businesses and investors seeking to operate in Georgia.
Dario Fedele
Lawyer and Head of Business Development, AI & Digital Innovation, Italian Chamber of Commerce in Georgia
Dario is a lawyer specialising in tax and corporate law. He currently serves as Legal and Finance Director in Europe for a multinational company and as Head of Business Development, AI & Digital Innovation at the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Georgia.
Programme:
Georgia Today: Economic and Market Overview
An overview of Georgia’s economic landscape, recent reforms and the sectors driving growth.
Legal and Tax Framework for Foreign Investors
Company formation, free zones, corporate taxation and the double taxation treaty network, with a particular focus on businesses and clients from the EU.
Why Digital, AI and Crypto Companies Choose Georgia
A look at Georgia’s growing technology ecosystem, including its licensing environment, talent pool and appeal to digital businesses.
Georgia as a Strategic Import-Export Hub
How Georgia’s geographical position and international trade agreements make it an interesting base for regional trade between Europe and Asia.