Prime Minister Kobakhidze meets executive leadership of BTSE Group
Georgia’s Prime Minister met with a delegation from an international business group, BTSE Group.
According to the Government Administration, the meeting covered Georgia’s favourable investment environment, its economic potential, and prospects for future cooperation.
The parties discussed opportunities for collaboration in the banking sector, real estate, and asset management.
The meeting also touched upon Georgia’s function as a strategic logistics and financial hub. The sides emphasised Georgia’s strategic geographical location and its role in the Middle Corridor as a vital route connecting Europe and Asia, creating additional opportunities for foreign investors.
The parties highlighted Georgia’s stable business environment, liberal tax regime, and attractive opportunities for international investors.
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Finance Minister holds high-level talks with international investment banks
16.10.2026.17:23
Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili is holding meetings with international investment banks on the sidelines of the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank Group.
According to the Ministry of Finance, as part of the “Small Talk” symposium organised by Bank of America (BofA), the minister presented an overview of Georgia’s macroeconomic and fiscal indicators as well as medium-term plans to interested investment banks and asset managers.
“Discussions focused on Georgia’s current macroeconomic and fiscal metrics, medium-term forecasts, conditions across international and emerging financial markets, and the domestic investment climate.
Bilateral meetings were also held with senior executives from ICBC and Nomura, focusing on opportunities to place Georgian securities across international capital markets, including the Asian market.
The inclusion of lari-denominated Georgian government bonds in J.P. Morgan’s new GBI-EM Edge index in September this year will further boost investor interest.
The discussions also touched on Georgia’s initiatives across domestic and international capital markets to diversify funding sources and expand its investor base.
Deputy Minister of Finance Ekaterine Guntsadze also attended the meetings on behalf of the Ministry,” the ministry stated.