AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoCartography & Education: The UN General Assembly backed an Africa-focused push to use maps that don’t make the continent look smaller, with Georgia among the abstainers and the US voting against—urging wider use of equal-area projections like Equal Earth. Archaeology in Tbilisi: After rehabilitation on Rustaveli Avenue, archaeologists uncovered 10th–12th century ceramic artifacts, likely tied to a medieval pottery workshop, with Georgian Technical University students involved. Energy & Trade Links: SOCAR Georgia Petroleum received its first petrol shipment from Italiana Petroli (SOCAR Group), a 5,000-tonne delivery meeting EU EN 228 standards. Regional Connectivity: Talks on the Trans-Caspian “Middle Corridor” focused on turning political plans into workable logistics across Kazakhstan, the Caspian, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Turkey. Armenian Culture in Georgia: Armenia’s Culture Days are set for October 7–Nov 8 in Georgia, starting with a gala concert and an exhibition of Yervand Kochar’s works. Security & Infrastructure: Satellite imagery suggests construction slowed at a Russian Black Sea base site in Abkhazia’s Ochamchire, after a 2025 build-up.
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