“Georgia offers one of the most attractive investment environments in the region. Supported by business-friendly reforms, credible policies and strong institutions, the country enables seamless business operations with its liberal trade regime, minimal bureaucracy and efficient customs services,” said Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze adressing the panel discussion titled “Georgia – Nexus For Investment,” held as part of the 5th Tbilisi Silk Road Forum.

According to the PM, Georgia is firmly committed to strengthening its role as a reliable partner in the global economy, building strong partnerships with both state and business actors to foster stability, opportunity and long-term development.

“These efforts have earned Georgia a Top 10 ranking globally in the Trade topic of the World Bank B-READY Index. Through free trade agreements with the EU, China, EFTA, CIS, Türkiye and others, Georgia provides tariff-free access to markets of more than 2.3 billion consumers.

Our foreign direct investment landscape is diverse and robust, encompassing key sectors such as financial services, energy, manufacturing, real estate and trade. Reflecting this achievement, according to the Good Governance Index of Chandler Institute of Governance, Georgia is ranked 4th in terms of attracting investments among 120 countries. This diversification, coupled with Georgia’s strategic location and ongoing infrastructure projects, positions the country as a regional powerhouse for investment, connectivity and sustainable growth.

Georgia’s factorable investment climate has recently attracted the largest foreign direct investment in our history. Eagle Hills – a world class developer is committed to invest more than 6.5 billion USD in transformational projects that will reshape our urban landscape. This strategic investment is set to create thousands of high-paying jobs, stimulate neighboring businesses and further reinforce Georgia’s position as the region’s premier investment destination.

Georgia is firmly committed to strengthening its role as a reliable partner in the global economy, building strong partnerships with both state and business actors to foster stability, opportunity and long-term development. We remain open to strong, forward-looking collaborations to advance our shared goals of sustainable growth,” he said.