Georgia Plans $7 Billion Investment in Strategic Infrastructure by 2032

Georgian Economy Minister Mariam Kvrivishvili has announced that Georgia plans to invest USD 7 billion in strategic transport, logistics, and infrastructure projects by 2032.

The statement was made during a panel discussion at the Second Trans-Caspian Transport Corridor and Connectivity Investors Forum where the minister pointed out the importance of coordinated financing across Central Asia, the Caspian region, the South Caucasus and the Black Sea, The Caspian Post reports citing Georgia Today.

Kvrivishvili stressed that Georgia’s investment ambition cannot be achieved by public funding alone. She called for stronger private-sector involvement alongside sustained support from international financial institutions (IFIs), citing their experience and long-term capital as indispensable.

The planned investment package includes several flagship initiatives: the development of the Anaklia deep-sea port, full modernisation of the Georgian railway, expansion and construction of main highways and the creation of a new international airport at Vaziani.