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The German Economic Team

Economic policy advice on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy

The German Economic Team advises the governments of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus*, Kosovo, Armenia, Georgia* and Uzbekistan on all aspects of economic transformation on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy.

We work on a broad range of topics. In addition to our work in the project countries, our traditional mandate, we also support German and European institutions from politics, administration, business and associations with analyses on our project countries.

*Within the framework of project activities in Georgia, we are in contact solely with reform-oriented partners for the time being; in Belarus advisory activities are suspended.

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Belarus Ukraine Georgia Uzbekistan Armenia Moldova Kosovo

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    • 08.12.2025

    German Economic Team presents findings on business climate in North Macedonia

    During our recent mission to North Macedonia, the German Economic Team presented the main findings of our Policy Briefing “Improving the Business Climate – Boosting Investment: Proposals from International Investors in North Macedonia” at an event organised jointly with AHK Nordmazedonien.

    • 29.11.2025

    Roundtable discussion on target groups and promotional measures to attract FDI to Albania

    Albania is actively working to strengthen its position as an attractive destination for foreign direct investment, which can drive long-term economic growth. A recent policy study by the German Economic Team supports the Albanian government’s efforts to attract quality foreign direct investment. It identifies investor segments, on which the Albanian government can strategically focus investment promotion, and recommends tailored promotional tools.

    • 13.11.2025

    Business Roundtable with the Armenian Minister of Economy

    Following the signing of a joint peace declaration in Washington in August 2025, Armenia and Azerbaijan took an important step forward in October by mutually lifting cargo transit restrictions through each respective territory. This development has raised hopes for a sustained economic upturn across the South Caucasus.

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  • Economic Monitor Georgia

    WA 22 | December 2025

    In 2025 growth remains high at 7.4% yoy, mainly driven by consumption. In 2026 growth is expected to normalise towards the long-term trend growth rate of around 5%.

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