Each year the Georgia Trade & Commerce Summit 2019 attracts more than 50 of the states business, government, and community leaders to connect and learn about key issues in Georgia international trade & business policy.
The summit included representatives from several Chatham County municipalities, as well as international representatives from Japan, the Republic of Korea, Netherlands and Canada. Several Georgia lawmakers from across the state were also in attendance to learn about the Georgia Inland Port in North Georgia.
During the three-day summit, which kicked off on Wednesday night with a private reception, the group will tour Gulfstream Aerospace, the Georgia Ports Authority, the Brunswick Port terminal and visit Thunderbolt, Tybee Island and the World Trade Center Savannah.