Georgia’s government has transferred the administration of the “FDI Grant” program to the newly operating Investment Agency, according to Government Decree No. 282 signed by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze. The changes amend the 2020 decree that previously assigned the program to “Enterprise Georgia.”
Under the revised framework, the Investment Agency , a legal entity under the Ministry of Economy, will now manage the “Foreign Investment Project Support Mechanism,” including the issuance of grants, coordination of applications, and monitoring of beneficiary companies. The transition applies to all relations formed from May 22 onward.
The program’s core objective remains unchanged: to attract foreign direct investment, support knowledge and technology transfer, and create new jobs in selected economic sectors. Eligible areas include export-focused production, business process outsourcing (BPO), logistics and warehousing, and aircraft maintenance (MRO).
The state may provide grants of up to 1 million GEL depending on investment size, employment levels, and project conditions. Funding can also cover workforce training, infrastructure development, construction works, and communication systems, including logistics, utilities, and transport connectivity costs. The government says the program aims to improve Georgia’s investment appeal while supporting large-scale industrial and service-sector projects.
