Visegrad Lessons for Georgia — Part 3: Business Beyond Politics

In this session, David Dondua addressed the resilience of economic cooperation in politically divided contexts. He stressed that strong institutional frameworks — particularly those linked to the European Union and the Single Market — can shield economic relations from political volatility. For Georgia, he highlighted the importance of rule of law, regulatory stability, and protection of property rights as key conditions for investor confidence, while also underlining the strategic importance of sectors such as transit, energy connectivity, and the digital economy.