Global Investors Forum 2025 is a strategic platform that connects the GCC to Eurasia through a unified investment ecosystem - zawya.com
Strategic partnerships reshape the future of global investment from the heart of Tbilisi

Global Investors Forum 2025 will convene leaders from more than 40 countries in Tbilisi, positioning Georgia as a key bridge between the GCC and Eurasia. Organized with the Eurasia Gulf Organization, the Georgian Chamber of Commerce for Investment, AGI Holding, and supported by the ICC, the Embassy of Georgia in the UAE, and the Hong Kong Chamber of Business–Middle East, the forum aims to unify global investors and governments under a shared ecosystem for cross-border investment.
The two-day event, held on 4–5 December 2025, will gather over 1,500 participants, 70 institutional investors, and 50 international speakers to explore sustainability and technology, tourism, digital money and securitization, real estate and infrastructure, and agri-tech and food security. Major MoUs and strategic partnerships will be launched across clean energy, medical tourism, digital agriculture, smart infrastructure, and sustainable technologies.
A high-level Emirati delegation will join global leaders including Dr Abdulla Belhaif Al Nuaimi, Humaid Bin Salem, Aisha Al Mulla, Dr Tayseer Al Khunaizi, Dr Saad Al-Din Mneimneh, Arif Alabbar, Arif Anis MBE, John W.H. Denton, Shammas Awad, and Hani Idris, under the theme “Bridges between Continents – From the GCC to Eurasia: Investing in the Future of Global Prosperity.”
Speakers will address global investment volatility, the rise of ESG-driven strategies, the shift toward digital currencies, and the expansion of AI-led capital flows. Georgia’s hosting underscores its growing role as a connector between the Middle East, Europe, and Central Asia, supported by UAE–Georgia ties exceeding USD 6 billion and accounting for over 63% of Georgia’s Arab trade.
GIF 2025 is expected to generate hundreds of millions of dollars in new green and digital-infrastructure investments, reinforcing the UAE’s position as a central global hub linking Gulf, European, and Asian markets.


