The Georgian-Greek Business Forum, “Doing business and investing in Georgia,” took place on 20 October 2026.

Organized by the EU-Georgia Business Council (EUGBC) together with the Hellenic-Georgian Chamber of Commerce, the event brought together representatives of the business, investment, and expert communities of both countries. Welcome remarks were delivered by Zviad Chumburidze, Secretary General of the EUGBC, and Christos Lymperiadis, Director of the Hellenic-Georgian Chamber of Commerce.

The forum addressed Georgia’s investment climate and attractive sectors for foreign capital investment in the country. Presentations covered new strategic investment initiatives in Greece and the interest in investing in Georgia, business opportunities in the Georgian market, and prospects in the energy sector. Particular attention was given to circular economy development, ESG readiness, and environmental and climate advisory.

The Greek side also shared their experience in energy market transition, engineering and consulting for infrastructure projects, offering practical perspectives for bilateral cooperation.

The event concluded with a Q&A session and B2B networking, which provided participants with an opportunity to establish new contacts and explore prospects for joint projects.

On May 22, the EU-Georgia Business Council organized a Georgia-Belgium Business Roundtable.

The main goal of the meeting was to facilitate deepening of trade and economic relations between the two countries, increase investment potential and support small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

At the roundtable strategic issues were discussed, among others:

– Prospects for bilateral cooperation in various sectors, including tourism, real estate and information and communication technologies (ICT);

– Effective use of Georgia’s transit and logistics potential for the EU market;

– Initiation of joint projects that will contribute to the sustainable development of the business sector.