Ambassadori Island Batumi hosted its first international economic forum. The forum was held in cooperation with the international business network BNI and brought together representatives of the local business sector, Polish companies, and investors from the United Arab Emirates.
At the forum, Ambassadori Island was presented as a Georgian global initiative. Current investment developments were introduced by the Island’s investors, HOLM Developments from the United Arab Emirates and Origami Holding from Georgia. Representatives of Polish companies also delivered presentations. These companies operate across aviation, investment, marketing, brokerage, construction, and other sectors. Participants included F-Trust iWealth, PWS AluSystem, POiD, GEM Technology, Radmir, 4Results, Manufaktura Dubiński, Götz Group, MOSiR Radom, CI OD Nieruchomości, and Trustark Human Solutions.
According to the organizers, 10 international and local investors are currently implementing investments exceeding USD 1 billion at Ambassadori Island. In their assessment, international events of this kind will contribute to strengthening the transparency, reliability, and security of the investment environment on the Island.
Cooperation with BNI began in September 2026, when Ambassadori Island Batumi joined the BNI Poland network in Warsaw. BNI brings together more than 355,000 business leaders across over 70 countries, while its network in Poland includes approximately 2,500 companies. The cooperation aims to establish direct connections between international and local investors on Batumi’s artificial island, facilitate the creation of joint ventures, and support business activity.
“Our international positioning strategy envisions Ambassadori Island becoming not only a residential and leisure destination, but also a place where economic forums are held regularly and long-term business decisions are made,” said Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi.
“I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Ambassadori Island for organizing this forum, which is a truly distinctive event and creates a space where we can bring together the strength of the business community and jointly build bridges of mutual understanding. What is happening here in terms of business and investment is truly remarkable and gives us great inspiration to bring Polish entrepreneurs here, show them the development opportunities presented by this project, and pursue investments,” said Robert Dębicki, BNI Ambassador.
As part of the forum, representatives from various sectors discussed opportunities for implementing joint projects on Batumi’s artificial island and reached agreements on future cooperation.
According to the organizers, similar forums will be held regularly on the Island, contributing to the development of year-round business tourism.
