Georgia’s growing investment appeal is clearly reflected in its real estate, hospitality, and rapidly expanding IT sectors, Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said while speaking at the roundtable discussion “The Future of Investments” held within the framework of the World Government Summit 2026.
The Prime Minister said Georgia has a clearly defined political and economic development vision, which continues to strengthen investor confidence and attract large-scale international capital.
“One clear example of trust in Georgia and in our economic policy is the Eagle Hills investment of USD 6.6 billion in a major real estate project currently underway,” Kobakhidze said. “Preliminary sales results demonstrate a very high level of confidence in Georgia from relevant economic actors.”
The Prime Minister also pointed to Georgia’s energy sector as another key driver of investment attractiveness. He noted that the government plans to increase the country’s energy generation capacity from 4,800 megawatts to 12,500 megawatts by 2035, with a focus on hydropower, as well as solar and wind energy development.
“These factors collectively fuel investor interest,” Kobakhidze stated. “Our objective is to expand economic cooperation. It was a pleasure to address this audience, and I encourage everyone here to invest in Georgia.”
Eagle Hills is a private real estate investment and development company based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. Founded by Emirati businessman Mohamed Alabbar, the company specializes in large-scale, mixed-use urban developments, including residential, commercial, hospitality, and leisure projects.
The Eagle Hills project in Georgia is a large-scale real estate and urban development initiative led by Eagle Hills, with total investment valued at more than USD 6.5 billion — one of the largest foreign direct investments in the country’s history.
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