Georgia’s investment attractiveness is clearly reflected in the real estate, hospitality, and rapidly expanding IT sectors, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said at the roundtable discussion “The Future of Investments” held as part of the 2026 World Government Summit.

According to Kobakhidze, Georgia has a clearly defined political and economic development vision, which strengthens investor confidence.

“One example of trust in Georgia and our economic policy is Eagle Hills’ $6.6 billion investment in a real estate project currently underway. Preliminary sales results show a very high level of confidence in Georgia from relevant economic actors,” the Prime Minister said.

He noted that Georgia’s growing attractiveness is also supported by profitable opportunities in the energy sector. The government plans to increase energy generation capacity from 4,800 MW to 12,500 MW by 2035, focusing on hydropower as well as solar and wind energy.

“All these factors drive investor interest. Our goal is to expand economic cooperation. It was a pleasure to address this audience, and I encourage everyone here to invest in Georgia,” Kobakhidze added.