Georgian PM meets representatives of Singaporean fintech companies, highlights Georgia’s investment potential
Politics

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As part of his working visit to Singapore, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze on Wednesday met with representatives of Singaporean fintech companies.
During the roundtable meeting, the Prime Minister highlighted Georgia’s strategic location and the country’s important role in ensuring regional connectivity.
Kobakhidze further emphasised Georgia’s business-friendly environment, liberal tax system, predictable legislative framework, and macroeconomic stability, noting that these factors create favorable conditions for long-term investment.
The Prime Minister reviewed Georgia’s economic growth indicators and the country’s leading positions in international rankings.
He highlighted the rapid development of the financial sector, noting that these achievements provide a strong foundation for introducing new financial services in Georgia and establishing long-term partnerships between Georgian and Singaporean businesses.
The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development delivered a presentation on Georgia’s investment opportunities.
The Prime Minister also answered questions from representatives of Singaporean businesses.
Representatives of around 30 major fintech companies from Singapore participated in the meeting.





