Arkan Property participated in the Georgia–Azerbaijan–Turkey Business Forum held in Tsinandali, a landmark event that brought together around 400 delegates, including approximately 300 representatives of major companies from across the region. The forum served as a strategic platform to deepen economic, trade, and investment relations between the three partner countries.
A central theme of the forum was the growing importance of regional energy cooperation. Mariam Kvrivishvili, Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, emphasized that energy collaboration remains a cornerstone of the trilateral partnership. She highlighted flagship projects such as the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline and the South Caucasus gas pipeline, which have significantly strengthened regional energy security and enhanced connectivity with European markets.
The Minister also underlined the strategic importance of upcoming initiatives, including the Green Energy Corridor and the Black Sea Submarine Cable Project. These projects aim to link Georgia and the wider South Caucasus region directly to the EU electricity market, further increasing both regional and European energy resilience. According to Kvrivishvili, each initiative is designed with a regional vision, boosting the economic attractiveness of the entire area and creating new opportunities for private sector engagement.
Representing Azerbaijan, Mikayil Jabbarov highlighted the depth of economic ties between the countries. Azerbaijani investments in Georgia exceed $3 billion, positioning Azerbaijan as one of the leading investors in the Georgian economy. Azerbaijani companies are actively involved in sectors such as tourism, real estate, manufacturing, and agriculture. Jabbarov stressed that joint projects in energy security, transport corridors, and infrastructure not only serve national interests but also enhance connectivity from Central Asia and China to European markets.
Turkey’s Minister of Economy, Omer Bolat, reaffirmed Turkey’s position as Georgia’s largest trading partner. Since the implementation of the Georgia–Turkey Free Trade Agreement in 2008, economic cooperation has continued to expand across trade, transport, energy, tourism, aviation, and port operations. Trade turnover between the two countries exceeded $3.1 billion last year, with a short-term target set at $5 billion. Turkish direct investments in Georgia amount to $2.2 billion, spanning energy, aviation, and infrastructure projects.
For Arkan Property, participation in this high-level forum reflects the company’s commitment to staying at the forefront of regional economic developments. As large-scale energy and infrastructure projects increase the strategic relevance of Georgia within the broader Caspian–Black Sea corridor, the country’s investment climate continues to strengthen — particularly in real estate, logistics, hospitality, and commercial development.
The forum demonstrated that strong governmental collaboration, combined with active private sector involvement, is driving a new phase of economic integration in the region. For Arkan Property, these developments represent both opportunity and responsibility: to connect investors with emerging projects, to support sustainable growth, and to contribute to Georgia’s expanding role as a regional business hub.
The 7th Georgia–Azerbaijan–Turkey Business Forum once again confirmed that centuries-old partnerships, reinforced by modern infrastructure and innovative initiatives, are shaping a prosperous and interconnected future for the region.
