Georgian Gov’t Administration Head: stability key to attracting investment and boosting Georgia’s economic growth

Levan Zhorzholiani, the head of the Georgian government administration, on Friday emphasised that political stability and peace were the primary drivers for attracting foreign investment and ensuring long-term economic prosperity.

Speaking on the country’s strategic development, Zhorzholiani noted that Georgia's role as a regional hub is being strengthened through massive infrastructure projects aimed at enhancing global connectivity.

He further stressed that the Georgian government was making significant state investments to bolster the country's function as a “bridge” between East and West.

“Very large investments are being carried out in this direction - I am referring to state investments in infrastructure, including the ongoing construction of highways. Work is also progressing on major projects such as the Anaklia deep sea Port, the Black Sea submarine cable, and the airport project. All of this is linked to energy security, the economy, the concept of connectivity, and the general development of the Middle Corridor. It aligns with the commitments made to our partners to be a reliable partner and to serve as a logistical hub within this supply chain - a place where companies can transport cargo or conduct business processes comfortably with high-quality services. Furthermore, stability creates a very strong foundation for attracting further investment to the country”, Zhorzholiani said.

“The state's efforts to attract investment will double. The Economic Development Corporation is a very interesting project that consolidates the products previously held by the Ministry of Economy; this will further contribute to maintaining stable economic growth. We must utilize the current political stability and peace to ensure the country generates more income, which should ultimately be reflected in the well-being of the population”, he continued.

Zhorzholiani further underscored the country's serious progress in every international index, following the systemic decisions that the government made in previous years.

“In terms of international indexes, 2025 was a successful year. Many independent research organisations evaluate countries with indexes of economic freedom, freedom from corruption, human rights, and the rule of law. We have made serious progress everywhere. This is due to the systemic decisions that the government has made in previous years, and this will be reflected in subsequent indices”, he added.

He noted that international indexes were a kind of guide for investors, important for attracting foreign direct investment.