At the 5th Tbilisi Silk Road Forum, held on October 22–23, Galt & Taggart CEO Giorgi Kuprashvili discussed Georgia’s growing potential as a regional hub for investors during a panel titled ‘Georgia: Nexus for Investments.’
Kuprashvili emphasized that Georgia is no longer an isolated market but a strategic gateway to neighboring economies such as Armenia, Azerbaijan and Central Asia. He pointed out that a strong mix of regulatory openness, sound financial infrastructure and favorable geography makes the country one of the most competitive starting points for businesses in the region.
The panel brought together representatives from both public and private sectors to discuss investment policies that promote sustainable and forward-looking economic growth.
Addressing financial and fintech sector trends, Kuprashvili mentioned that while Georgia has made strides in innovation through startups and accelerator programs, further development requires more private capital, experienced management and greater global integration.
This year’s Silk Road Forum gathered over 2,000 delegates from more than 60 countries under the theme ‘Invest in Connectivity – Grow in Stability,’ highlighting the importance of regional cooperation and economic integration for long-term growth.
