Georgia’s newly reorganized Investment Agency, formed on the basis of the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Agency, will maintain its existing investment priorities, focusing on energy, logistics, real estate, hospitality and business process outsourcing (BPO) sectors. The agency’s head, Mikheil Khidureli, told BM.GE that investor interest remains concentrated in these areas.
“Key priority sectors for our agency remain unchanged. These are energy, logistics, real estate, hospitality and BPO. We continue working in these directions, as these sectors are the ones most interested in investing in Georgia,” Khidureli said.
At the same time, the agency is exploring new opportunities, including emerging technology sectors. According to Khidureli, one of the areas currently under consideration is artificial intelligence-related data centers, with further details expected to be announced gradually.
Following the 2026 reorganization of the Enterprise Georgia agency, investment and export promotion functions were transferred to the PPP Agency. As a result, the agency’s mandate was expanded to include attracting investments, supporting exports and developing PPP projects.
