FRANCE/UAE: Georgia set to see first Carrefour store
By Dean Best | 18 September 2012
The Eastern European country of Georgia is set to become the latest market to see a Carrefour store.
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The Eastern European country of Georgia is set to become the latest market to see a Carrefour store.
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