The Deputy Prime Minister of Georgia, Mariam Kabrivishvili, will participate in the ministerial discussion on "green freight corridors", which will be held as part of COP31 in Turkey. She will join the discussion on the global initiative launched jointly by Turkey with the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and ESCAP. The goal of the initiative is to create a coordination platform for the sustainable development of international cargo transportation and reducing its burden on the environment. Cooperation between countries, international organizations, financial institutions and the private sector is expected. Key areas are the development of green infrastructure in transportation corridors, the use of clean energy and innovative technologies, as well as the development of digital and multimodal connections. As part of COP31, Kabrivishvili will also sign an agreement on a strategic partnership in the field of clean energy between the governments of Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia and Turkey.

The Deputy Prime Minister of Georgia, Mariam Kabrivishvili, will participate in the ministerial discussion on "green freight corridors", which will be held as part of COP31 in Turkey. She will join the discussion on the global initiative launched jointly by Turkey with the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and ESCAP. The goal of the initiative is to create a coordination platform for the sustainable development of international cargo transportation and reducing its burden on the environment. Cooperation between countries, international organizations, financial institutions and the private sector is expected. Key areas are the development of green infrastructure in transportation corridors, the use of clean energy and innovative technologies, as well as the development of digital and multimodal connections. As part of COP31, Kabrivishvili will also sign an agreement on a strategic partnership in the field of clean energy between the governments of Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, Georgia and Turkey.