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AmCham Luncheon with British Ambassador to Georgia Mr. Gareth War
Thursday, March 26, 2026  AmCham members had the pleasure of attending a luncheon with H.E. Gareth Ward, British Ambassador to Georgia, at the Tbilisi Marriott. Ambassador Ward shared valuable insights on UK-Georgia relations, the United Kingdom's role in the wider region, and current regional developments. The discussion was followed by an engaging Q&A session, providing members the opportunity to exchange views directly with the Ambassador.
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AmCham Evening reception at Art Foundation Anagi
Tuesday, March 17, 2026  AmCham Georgia, in partnership with Art Foundation Anagi, hosted an Evening Reception, bringing together members and partners for an engaging cultural and networking experience.
Guests had the opportunity to explore the foundation's remarkable collection, learn more about its ongoing programs, and connect with peers from across the business and creative communities.
AmCham Georgia extends its sincere appreciation to Art Foundation Anagi for their warm hospitality and to all attendees for contributing to a memorable and inspiring event.
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Information Session on SelectUSA
Friday, March 06, 2026  AmCham co-hosted an Information Session on SelectUSA, organized in collaboration with Bank of Georgia Business and the U.S. Embassy in Tbilisi.
The session brought together representatives of international businesses, service providers, and the local business community to explore investment opportunities in the United States and learn more about the SelectUSA Investment Summit, which will be held on May 3–6 in Maryland.
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AmCham Event on Georgia-Uzbekistan Relations
Wednesday, March 04, 2026  AmCham Georgia hosted a discussion on Georgia–Uzbekistan business relations at the Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel, bringing together members and experts to explore growing economic ties and opportunities for Georgian companies in Uzbekistan.
The discussion featured a panel of Georgian business leaders already active in the Uzbek market, who shared their experiences, insights on market opportunities, and perspectives on the challenges and advantages Georgian companies may encounter. Panelists included Otar Sharikadze, Director at TBC Capital; Nikoloz Khidureli, Chief Executive Officer at Tegeta Motors; Ketti Kvartskhava, Managing Partner at BLC Law Office; and Natia Goliadze, Partner at Savvy Consulting.
The conversation provided valuable insights into Uzbekistan’s evolving economic landscape, trade potential, and practical experiences from Georgian companies operating in the market, offering AmCham members a deeper understanding of opportunities for future engagement.
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AmCham Panel Discussion on Real Estate Sector
Friday, February 27, 2026  AmCham hosted a panel discussion on the Real Estate Sector, bringing together leading industry experts for a focused review of current trends and future projections.
The event featured analytical presentations by Colliers Georgia and Cushman & Wakefield Georgia, covering retail, residential, and commercial real estate, with particular focus on Batumi and Tbilisi. Speakers reviewed the 2025 market performance and shared expectations for 2026.
The discussion was complemented by insights from Rentals and RE/MAX Capital, highlighting evolving investor relations and changing customer behavior across the sector.
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French Embassy hosted business delegation in Georgia.
Tuesday, February 24, 2026  Irakli Baidashvili, President of AmCham, Georgia, presenting at French Embassy hosted business delegation in Georgia.
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Interactive meeting for AmCham members
Friday, February 20, 2026  AmCham hosted an interactive meeting for its members regarding upcoming changes to Georgia’s labour migration law, set to enter into force on 1 March 2026.
During the session, members discussed the key amendments, their impact on employers of foreign nationals, and the new compliance requirements businesses will need to meet. The meeting also provided an opportunity for members to raise practical questions and share insights.
This is part of the continuous work we have been conducting on this matter for quite some time now.
We would particularly like to thank Lina Jikia (AmCham), Zakaria Shvelidze (EY), Nino Suknidze and Kate Mamasakhlisi (Suknidze & Partners), as well as Salome Meunargia (LPA) and Sophie Natroshvili (BGI) for their valuable contributions.
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AmCham Cocktail Reception at Art Gallery Noblesse
Thursday, February 19, 2026  AmCham hosted an exclusive Cocktail Reception in partnership with Art Gallery Noblesse, bringing together members and guests for a cultural networking event in Tbilisi.
The event took place at the gallery's newly opened branch on Gogebashvili Street and featured welcome drinks, classical music, and a special live performance by renowned Georgian artist Gia Gugushvili. Guests had the opportunity to preview selected works on display while engaging in dynamic networking and exchange in an elegant and creative setting.
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EY Academy masterclass "AI Agents and the AI-First Future"
Thursday, February 12, 2026  AmCham hosted an online masterclass on "AI Agents and the AI-First Future", delivered by EY Academy of Business. The session explored the role of artificial intelligence as the new infrastructure of modern business, highlighting AI agents as the next step in enterprise transformation.
The masterclass was led by Emil Kobekbayev, Trainer Consultant and Marketing Lead at EY Academy of Business for the Caucasus and Central Asia, who shared valuable expertise drawn from his background in engineering, computer science, and technology.
Thank you to all participants for the engaging discussion. We look forward to more knowledge-sharing initiatives ahead.
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