7th Georgia–Azerbaijan–Türkiye Business Forum held
Tbilisi, February 26, AZERTAC
The 7th Georgia–Azerbaijan–Türkiye Business Forum was held in the village of Tsinandali, Telavi Municipality, Georgia.
The forum brought together the economy ministers of all three countries and around 400 delegates, including representatives from approximately 300 major companies. As part of their working visit to Georgia, the Azerbaijani delegation, led by Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov, visited the monument to National Leader Heydar Aliyev in Tbilisi.
The forum opened with remarks from Azerbaijani Minister of Economy Mikayil Jabbarov, Georgian Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Mariam Kvrivishvili, and Türkiye’s Minister of Trade Ömer Bolat.
The trilateral cooperation format between Georgia, Azerbaijan, and Türkiye was highlighted as a major driver of regional stability and sustainable economic growth, further expanding energy, transport, logistics, and trade ties. It was noted that projects implemented under this framework have reshaped the energy map of the region and contributed to reducing Europe’s dependence on conventional energy sources. The discussions also highlighted strategic prospects for further strengthening regional connectivity. Attention was drawn to the efficient use of energy resources, the full utilization of the Middle Corridor’s potential, the development of digital transit infrastructure, the expansion of export opportunities for each country, and the ongoing support of trade dynamics. It was noted that investing in supply chains and fostering synergy between business communities contributes to the establishment of a sustainable economic ecosystem.
During the event, participants explored prospects for reinforcing economic integration between the three nations and enhancing the efficiency of their partnership. Updates on bilateral trade relations were also shared.
The forum then featured a panel discussion titled “Business Leaders’ Perspectives,” where participants discussed ways to deepen trade and investment ties and explore opportunities for new partnerships. The forum also underscored strategic avenues for strengthening regional connectivity and included B2B meetings to facilitate collaboration.
Khatai Azizov
Special correspondent
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