Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN), a Singapore-based nonprofit organisation, published a report on the Tbilisi Finance Summit held in Georgia, summarising the key issues.

According to the report, the Tbilisi Finance Summit serves as an international platform for the fintech industry and financial representatives to review future financial technologies, innovation infrastructure development and the role of the Middle Corridor project as a significant global trade hub.

“The Tbilisi Finance Summit helped deepen international interest in Georgia’s financial ecosystem and intensify regional cooperation,” the GFTN said.

Based on the report, Financial services infrastructure naturally follows trade flows. The development of the Middle Corridor increases the need for modern solutions to trade financing and cross-border payments, which makes Georgia an active financial player in the Black Sea region.

The summit focused on Georgia’s positioning in the Black Sea region and the country’s opportunities to develop cross-border payments, trade financing and digital financial services.

A large-scale international event, the Tbilisi Finance Summit, was held on October 22-23, 2025, within the framework of the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum, with co-organisation of the Georgian Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development and Global Finance & Technology Network (GFTN).

The event was attended by leaders of the fintech industry and financial sector, representatives of large companies, and experts invited from different countries around the world.