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Arkan Property, a leading real estate company in Georgia, joined over 200 businesses at the Georgia–Turkey Bilateral Business Forum held on July 16 in Tbilisi, signaling its strong interest in exploring future partnerships with Turkish investors and developers.
The forum was organized by the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in connection with the official visit of the Turkish Minister of Trade, Mr. Ömer Bolat. The event brought together key government and private sector leaders from both countries.
The opening session featured remarks from:
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Mariam Kvrivishvili, Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia
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Ömer Bolat, Minister of Trade of the Republic of Turkey
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Giorgi Pertaia, President of the Georgian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
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Nail Olpak, President of Turkey’s Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEİK)
Over 200 companies participated in the forum, including approximately 150 from Georgia and 70 from Turkey, covering a wide range of industries such as: Construction | Logistics | Energy | Finance | Shipbuilding & Restoration | Textile | IT Services | Trade | Tourism | Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals
A key component of the forum was the B2B meetings, where Georgian and Turkish companies engaged in direct discussions about investment interests, joint projects, and long-term cooperation.
Arkan Property’s involvement highlighted the increasing relevance of the real estate sector in Georgia’s economic landscape and its potential for international collaboration. The company used the opportunity to present its portfolio and explore strategic alliances with Turkish partners.
The forum reaffirmed the strong economic ties between Georgia and Turkey and underscored the shared commitment to expanding trade and investment across both markets.
