Georgia and Armenia are continuing to expand their economic cooperation in trade, infrastructure, tourism, and energy.

Azerbaijan is investing billions in the reconstruction of Karabakh and aims to develop the region into a new economic hub.

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In October 2023, Armenia presented the “Crossroads of Peace” initiative at the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum.

Under the new agreement, TAV Airports will invest approximately $150 million in the expansion of Tbilisi International Airport.

The World Bank and international development institutions have recognized Georgia's reform efforts and are supporting infrastructure projects.

For Armenia, a country that has traditionally been isolated, the prospect of new trade routes, investments, and partnerships is opening up.

The Zangezur Corridor is intended to connect Azerbaijan's mainland with its exclave of Nakhchivan and establish a direct land link to Turkey.

Among other things, the bank supports investments in energy efficiency and renewable energy.

In 2024, nearly five million international tourists visited the country, a figure that has returned to 2019 levels.