Azerbaijan emerges as one of leading cargo exporters to Georgia via rail

The volume of cargo transported via the Georgian Railway in the second quarter of 2025 experienced a notable decline, falling by 9.4% compared to the same period in 2024. According to data released by Georgia’s National Statistics Office, total rail freight amounted to 3.2 million tons during the reporting period, Caliber.Az reports, citing Georgian media. … Read more

ECA supported UAH 1.49 bln of Ukrainian exports in July

The Export Credit Agency (ECA) supported UAH 1.49 billion of exports in July 2025, insuring eight loans totaling UAH 359.14 million issued by Ukrainian banks to entrepreneurs for the fulfillment of export contracts. According to the ECA website, the agency’s largest partners among banks during this period were Ukrgasbank (UAH 1.09 billion in supported exports … Read more

Preliminary data about the domestic exports in January-July 2025

The exports of Georgia (excluding non-declared exports) attained USD 3 845.1 million in January-July 2025 (9.0 percent higher year-on-year). The domestic exports had the share of 45.3 percent in the total exports and reached USD 1 742.8 million (2.7 percent higher to the same period of 2024).

The first place in the list of top domestic export items in the reporting period belonged to precious metal ores and concentrates (USD 202.9 million, or 11.6 percent of total domestic exports). 8.3 percent of the total domestic exports was accounted for wine of fresh grapes (USD 144.8 million). The third place was taken by the domestic exports of spirituous beverages (USD 122.3 million, 7.0 percent of the total domestic exports).

The top ten trading partners by domestic exports in the reporting period had the share of 70.8 percent in the total domestic exports of Georgia. They were Russia (USD 385.6 million), Türkiye (USD 175.2 million) and China (USD 168.8 million).

They will revise the preliminary data according to the Geostat’s revision policy (based on the regular revision principle) and adjust it by respondents/administrative sources.

Exports of goods produced in the country, as well as imported from abroad, the value of which has significantly changed as a result of domestic processing, are included into domestic exports.

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Serbia’s H1 ICT exports increased by 14% y/y

According to the Office for Information Technologies and eGovernment, Serbia’s information and communication technologies (ICT) exports increased by 14% on the year in January – June 2025 and reached 2.217 billion euro ($2.592 billion).

As the office said in a press release on Thursday, only in June ICT exports grew up by an annual 17% to 381 million euro.

In the first six months of 2025, the trade surplus in ICT services reached 1.750 billion euro, as per the statement.

In the previous year, Serbia’s revenue from ICT exports attained a record 4.13 billion euro, up by 20% from the prior year.

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Serbia’s H1 ICT exports rise 14% y/y

Serbia’s information and communication technologies (ICT) exports rose by 14% on the year in the first six months of 2025, reaching 2.217 billion euro ($2.592 billion), the Office for Information Technologies and eGovernment said. In June alone, ICT exports rose by an annual 17% to 381 million euro, the office said in a press release … Read more

THE DOMESTIC EXPORTS IN JANUARY-JULY 2025

In January-July 2025 the exports of Georgia (excluding non-declared exports) equaled USD 3 845.1 million, 9.0 percent higher year-on-year. Share of the domestic exports in total exports constituted 45.3 percent and amounted to USD 1 742.8 million, 2.7 percent higher to the same period of 2024. In January-July 2025 the share of the top ten … Read more

Agricultural trade and tourism collaboration Kazakhstan and Serbia will increase

The aim of the fourth meeting of the Kazakh-Serbian Intergovernmental Commission (IGC), held in Almaty on August 8 Kazakhstan and Serbia was to strengthen cooperation in agriculture, tourism, and transport following between the two countries.
Kazakhstan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangarin, and Serbia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs Ivica Dacic co-chaired the meeting.
Key areas for expanding bilateral ties Zhumangarin were trade, transport, agriculture, healthcare, tourism, science, biotechnology, education, and culture.
In January- June 2025, turnover of agricultural products reached $4mn (1.5 times increase), especially exports of grain and legumes, vegetable oils, fish, meat, and dairy products to Serbia.
As Vice Minister of Agriculture Yermek Kenzhekhanuly noted, there are 20 Kazakh enterprises supplying pike perch fillet and other fish products in the EU register now, and four major producers are ready to begin honey exports to Europe.
Aquaculture products and horse meat are also waiting for EU approval.
Joint investment projects in processing livestock and plant products, as well as research cooperation in seed production, field testing of various crops, development of joint hybrids, and production of biopesticides are proposed by Kazakhstan.
Another major focus was tourism cooperation. According to Vice Minister of Tourism and Sports Yerzhan Yerkinbayev, there is a project of a multifunctional hotel complex in Belgrade.
As Yerkinbayev said, academic partnerships between the International University of Tourism and Hospitality in Turkestan and Singidunum University in Belgrade would include student and faculty exchange programs, joint research, and participation in the Kazakhstan International Tourism and Travel Exhibition in April 2026.
The sides also discussed transport connectivity, particularly the extension of the Trans-Caspian International Transport Route to Serbia. SCAT Airlines are planning to launch direct flights between Astana and Belgrade this year, with potential onward routes to Morocco, Tunisia, Barcelona, and Larnaca.
Another agreement was to hold a trade and economic mission to Serbia and the first Kazakh-Serbian business council later this year.
In conclusion of the meeting they signed a protocol formalizing the agreements reached. The sides will meet again in Serbia in 2026.
The only Serbian institution with UNWTO’s TEDQUAL certification and is ranked among the top 600 European universities by the QS Europe University Rankings 2025 is Singidunum University. One of its functions is the UNWTO’s regional reference library for tourism, housing one of the largest tourism literature collections in the Balkans.
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Ukrainian Port Authority showcases opportunities in Black Sea ports at Polish-Ukrainian business forum

The state enterprise Administration of Sea Ports of Ukraine (AMPU) participated in the Polish-Ukrainian Business Forum organized by the Ministry of Development and Technology of the Republic of Poland and the Polish Investment and Trade Agency. During the panel “Transport Corridors, Transport, Logistics,” AMPU Deputy Head Vyacheslav Kharkavenko presented the strategic directions for the development … Read more

Kazakhstan and Serbia explore expansion of agricultural trade and tourism collaboration

Kazakhstan and Serbia are set to strengthen cooperation in agriculture, tourism, and transport following the fourth meeting of the Kazakh-Serbian Intergovernmental Commission (IGC), held in Almaty on August 8. The meeting was co-chaired by Kazakhstan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Economy Serik Zhumangarin, and Serbia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs … Read more