YEREVAN. – The Eurasian path of Yerevan and European path of Tbilisi will inevitably affect the state of common market, expert on Georgian issues Johnny Melikyan said on Tuesday.

The expert noted that Armenia's accession to Eurasian Union will first of all jeopardize business of Georgian car dealers.

“Re-exports of cars makes a tangible share of Georgian exports, but the car market is undergoing crisis. Tbilisi has already lost the markets of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan,” he said, adding that nearly 50,000 people are engaged in car dealership.

Besides, Armenia and Georgia have a free trade agreement that should be reviewed. However, the expert is confident that although the countries chose different paths, Armenian and Georgian authorities will work to find new forms of cooperation, and the evidence is President Serzh Sargsyan's upcoming visit to Georgia.