These challenging times have offered us exciting and equal opportunities for building a new business era in both developed and developing countries.

Climate change is affecting everyone, especially the poor and vulnerable, and exacerbates food and water scarcity. If states do not take action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the years ahead will be more challenging with natural disasters destroying societies and economies.

We started working on the idea and created a digital investment map of Georgia, which can be accessed by anyone from anywhere in the world.

Today, when the whole world faces a single, most important challenge - winning the war against the coronavirus pandemic - the need to protect society and the environment, with a unified force, has become even clearer. Once again, the business sector has been reassured that their active cooperation and involvement in building ‘common good’ is crucial.

The more aware and demanding the public is, the greater the role of corporate responsibility in the company’s progress.

All participants have made a commitment to adopt sustainable, responsible business policies under the UN global compact’s ten principles for human rights, labour, the environment and anticorruption.

The right policy and market-oriented employment policy will help us overcome economic problems.

Corporate responsibility is about the impact that responsible business practices have on the society. One of the key aspects of corporate responsibility is the creation of decent working conditions.

Discrimination is often invisible. Consequently, enhanced mechanisms to combat discrimination are a meaningful achievement as they broadly formulate the notion of discrimination.

HG is one of the first companies in Georgia to implement a broadly useful mechanism in the fight against plastic, by replacing it with paper.