The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has today launched a new Centre of Entrepreneurship in Tbilisi, Georgia, to support the business environment for entrepreneurs and small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in the country and across the Central Asia and Caucasus region.
The new Centre of Entrepreneurship will work with various stakeholders in Georgia and the wider Caucasus region, including local business organisations and academic institutions, to support entrepreneurs and accelerate the transition of small businesses and startups into cross border commerce by providing by high-impact trainings, digital platforms and market opportunities.
ICC Georgia Chairman Fady Asly said: “The ICC Tbilisi Centre for Entrepreneurship will turn Georgia into a regional and professional business hub, to become an efficient tool to develop the skills of young people who face uncertain employment prospects, to train them and help them understand how business works, so they are given all the chances to succeed and contribute to the wealth of their country.”
Following the launch of centres in Accra, Beirut, Buenos Aires, Casablanca, Istanbul, Jakarta, Lagos, Nairobi, Bogota, Ukraine and Sevilla, the latest addition to the ICC Centre of Entrepreneurship brings the number of hubs helping entrepreneurs and small businesses worldwide to twelve.
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