Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said Georgia is satisfied with the growth in foreign direct investment (FDI), but stressed that the country aims to further increase inflows. Speaking at a government briefing, he noted that investment volumes must continue to rise and that attracting new investors remains a key priority for the government.
He addressed concerns about the structure of FDI, where a large share comes from reinvestment rather than new capital inflows. Kobakhidze said the ratio is not new and has remained relatively stable, while overall FDI still shows strong growth, with a reported 47% increase in the latest figures.
According to the Prime Minister, the government is actively working to attract both large-scale and medium-sized investors, including through institutional reforms. He pointed to recent high-profile projects and said investor interest is being supported by improvements in Georgia’s economic environment and stability.
Kobakhidze added that stronger investor engagement remains a continuous process, and said ongoing economic policy changes will further support capital inflows. He emphasized that improving the country’s image and maintaining stable economic conditions are key factors for sustaining FDI growth.
