Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili announced that Georgia will continue working to attract more international investors, speaking during a joint briefing with the IMF mission chief and the President of the National Bank. He emphasized that, alongside strong economic growth, efforts will intensify to increase Georgia’s visibility on global commercial markets.
According to the Minister, the Ministry of Finance will keep developing the domestic securities market and improving debt structure sustainability. Khutsishvili highlighted Georgia’s recent success in international markets, noting the successful Eurobond issuance in January, which demonstrated strong investor confidence in the country’s economy.
He also underscored progress in securing foreign direct investment, pointing to the major agreement with Eagle Hills, which plans to invest USD 6.6 billion in Georgia - an investment expected to significantly support economic development.
Khutsishvili added that the IMF mission reviewed several structural reforms, including an assessment of state-owned enterprise reform, which confirmed substantial progress. Georgia will continue implementing reforms in line with IMF recommendations. He also noted the importance of the IMF’s analysis of labor market challenges. The Minister reaffirmed ongoing close cooperation with the IMF across technical assistance and Article IV consultations to better inform investors and support long-term economic planning.
