Kvrivishvili Discusses Georgian Exports to China with FTZCOC Group
Vice Prime Minister and Economy Minister Mariam Kvrivishvili met FTZCOC Group Vice Chairman and Director James Lin during her working visit to China. The Georgian Economy Ministry reported the meeting on 4 November 2026. The main topic was new export opportunities for Georgian-made products. For general background on the topic, there is a guide to starting a business in Georgia.
The sides discussed how goods produced in Georgia could reach the Chinese and other international markets through the company's distribution network. They also looked at using its exhibition and trade services, which could help Georgian producers present their products in China and find trading partners.
According to the ministry, FTZCOC Group is an international trade and distribution services company headquartered in Shanghai. Official data cited in the release say it has 130 international warehouses in 90 countries, five exhibition-and-trade centres and regional representative offices in the United States, Europe and Central Asia.
Deputy Minister Irakli Nadareishvili, investment agency director Mikheil Khidureli and Chamber of Commerce President Giorgi Pertaia also attended. Readers curious about the basic steps of setting up a firm can see the company registration FAQ for Georgia.
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