In a strategic move to solidify its international positioning, a delegation from Ambassadori Island Batumi is continuing its information campaign throughout October across three major Polish cities - Warsaw, Wrocław, and Katowice - to enhance the visibility of both the project and Georgia as an investment destination. This initiative is a key component of the company’s large-scale investment strategy, which aims to effectively showcase Georgia's robust economic potential to European markets.

The events, organized by Polish partners Exclusive Poland and featuring participation from the BNI (Business Network International), Inter-Car Silesia Mercedes-Benz, Cashify, and FEN, with media support from Strefa Nieruchomości and Business Insider, provide a crucial platform for high-level meetings and the establishment of connections with Polish business representatives. Notably, BNI is recognized as one of the largest networking business organizations globally and within Poland.

This large-scale campaign is a direct continuation of the strategy launched in Warsaw in June of this year, which generated significant interest among Polish investors. The initiative subsequently progressed to the city of Wrocław, where the meeting was attended by over 70 interested parties. A substantial increase in the number of participants is anticipated for the remaining events in October.

The presentation of the Ambassadori Island project in Wrocław was attended by Wojciech Wróbel, the Honorary Consul of Georgia in Wrocław.

This collaboration between Georgian and Polish stakeholders represents a further definitive step toward establishing robust, mutual, and long-term economic relations between the two countries.

The Ambassadori Island Batumi project aims for the formation of two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island across 84 hectares in the Black Sea aquatory. The project is being executed through a collaboration between the Ambassadori Group and various international companies, strictly adhering to the highest principles of smart city development and sustainability. The project holds significant economic and tourism objectives for the region, positioned to place Batumi, and Georgia generally, on the global investment map.

It is noteworthy that the first phase of the project, encompassing a land area of 26 hectares, has already been officially commissioned.