The Technical and Construction Supervision Agency has issued a construction permit for a multifunctional complex on the territory of the Ambassadori Island Batumi artificial island. Based on this authorization, the construction of an ultra-modern multifunctional building will commence on the site. This structure carries historical significance as it represents the first building on the island territory, and potential buyers are now able to purchase their preferred residential and investment real estate units within it. This multifunctional facility will integrate residential apartments, a hotel, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness centers, entertainment and wellness areas, branded boutique retail spaces, and a helipad.

The island project is being executed by the Ambassadori Group in collaboration with various international companies. Ambassadori Island Batumi, which aims to form two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island across 84 hectares in the sea, is being developed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and the smart city concept.

The first phase of the project, encompassing a land area of 26 hectares, has already been officially commissioned. The Technical and Construction Supervision Agency's acceptance of the first phase - the 26-hectare Western Peninsula - into operation was predicated upon an expert conclusion regarding the project's compliance, issued by the Samkharauli National Forensics Bureau. This comprehensive assessment involved both local and international specialists.

The Ambassadori Island project holds significant economic and tourism objectives for the region, positioned to place Batumi, and Georgia generally, on the global investment map.

A closing event was held in Batumi for the internal tourism stimulation campaign, "Follow Me in Adjara". The event recognized the traveler-influencer who generated the highest reach with content published as part of the campaign. The Ambassadori Island Batumi project served as a supporter and contributor to the campaign and, in turn, presented a special prize to campaign participant Khvicha Asambadze.

"Ambassadori Island Batumi consistently supports initiatives that contribute to the development and further popularization of local tourism and showcase Georgia's distinct tourism potential. I would like to congratulate you on the particularly impressive results of this successful project," stated Ketevan Pachulia, Head of Strategic Communications at Ambassadori Island Batumi, during the awards ceremony.

The "Follow Me in Adjara" campaign has been conducted since 2023 with the objective of promoting the region. This year, the campaign garnered an unprecedented number of impressions across social networks. Results doubled compared to the previous year, reaching half a billion impressions.

The management team of Ambassadori Island Batumi hosted Wojciech Wróbel, the Honorary Consul of Georgia in Wrocław, at the Ambassadori Tbilisi hotel. The meeting was dedicated to fostering cooperation between the Polish and Georgian business sectors and exploring the investment potential of the Ambassadori Island Batumi project. Mr. Wróbel was accompanied by his partner, representing a major European furniture brand, Nina Szymańska, and together they reviewed both the completed and planned scope of work on the artificial island.

“Wrocław and Batumi have maintained a formal partnership as sister cities since 2019. Economic engagement between Poland and Georgia has been in an active phase over the recent years, and interest from Polish investors in your country continues to grow annually. This trend is also evident in the real estate sector, particularly within the Adjara region. For this region, the Ambassadori Island Batumi project represents a significant and compelling investment opportunity. My visit specifically addressed these issues, as I am keen to contribute to the further deepening of both cultural and business relations between Poland and Georgia,” stated Mr. Wróbel.

The Honorary Consul previously attended a presentation held in Wrocław on October 17th, conducted as part of the Ambassadori Island Batumi information campaign, and subsequently visited the company on-site. During the meeting, future cooperation plans were established, with the objective of attracting greater interest from Polish investors to the artificial island project.

Wojciech Wróbel has held the position of Honorary Consul of Georgia in Wrocław since May of the 2019.

An extensive article about “Ambassador Island Batumi” was published by the Polish business publication Strefa Nieruchomości – Magazyn Inwestora. The article highlights the potential of the artificial island and peninsula and emphasizes the project’s importance both for the economic development of the Black Sea region and for Polish investors, who in recent years have shown increasing interest in Georgia’s real estate sector.

The above-mentioned magazine published an interview with H.E Diana Zhgenti, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to Poland, who spoke about the importance of Georgian-Polish economic cooperation and the opportunities of Georgia as one of the countries with an attractive business environment:

“Low taxes, simplified bureaucracy and investor-friendly environment is a big advantage. In recent years, Georgia proved to be a reliable and sustainable partner with a favorable business environment, strong institutional set-up, and credible economic policy-making, who has experienced remarkable progress in all fields of the economy. Our success is not just about figures. It's about creating stability and opportunities for our people and our partners. Georgia has become known for its reliable, sustainable, and open business environment.”

The comprehensive article about Ambassadori Island Batumi also includes insights and evaluations from Polish partners. Titled “Ambassadori Island Batumi – The First Artificial Island on the Black Sea: An Investment Opportunity Impressive in Scale, with the Potential to Transform Georgia’s Landscape”, the magazine presents interviews with Mariusz Gajewski, Bartosz Szuba, Gocha Kamkia, and Klaudia Bartosiewicz.According to Mariusz Gajewski, Business Development Manager at Exclusive Poland, Ambassadori Island Batumi represents a new symbol of quality, innovation, and trust in the international investment market.

In his interview with Strefa Nieruchomości, Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi, notes that the company continues to strengthen business and economic ties with Eastern Europe, including Poland, where investors are increasingly drawn to new, high-potential emerging markets. Visa-free travel, free trade agreements, and openness to innovation, he adds, make Georgia’s investment environment even more unique and attractive.

“Polish investors are valuable partners for us. Poland has a rapidly expanding economy, global ambitions, and a reputation for resilience. At the same time, there is growing Polish interest in Georgia as both a tourism and investment destination. By participating in Ambassadori Island Batumi project, Polish investors can position themselves early in one of the Black Sea’s most high-potential markets, while also strengthening bilateral ties between our two countries” -  Gocha Kamkia, CEO of  Ambassadori Island Batumi

The island project is being developed by Ambassadori Group in cooperation with several international companies. Located on 84 hectares, comprising two artificial peninsulas and one island, Ambassadori Island Batumi is designed in full compliance with the principles of sustainable development and smart city planning. The project has both tourism and economic significance, positioning Batumi  and Georgia as a whole  on the global investment map.

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.

In its latest investment edition, Gulf News, one of the Middle East’s most respected business publications, has spotlighted Georgia’s growing partnership with the Gulf region, recognizing the country as a strategic development partner for the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The feature underscores Georgia’s expanding economic and investment collaboration with Gulf countries, driven by shared values, long-term strategic vision, and a commitment to sustainable progress.

Within this special edition, Ambassadori Island Batumi is prominently presented as a symbol of Georgia’s ambition to redefine sustainable and smart urban living on the Black Sea. The publication includes insights from Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi, who elaborates on the project’s visionary scope and its role in shaping the future of regional development.

“I was pleased to contribute to this special feature, where Ambassadori Island Batumi is presented as a symbol of Georgia’s ambition to redefine sustainable and smart urban living on the Black Sea. Our project represents not only a milestone in regional development, but also a bridge of opportunity for Gulf investors who value innovation, trust, and long-term growth,” said Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

Covering 84 hectares of newly created land, Ambassadori Island is Georgia’s first and only artificial island development, a next-generation “city within a city” designed in collaboration with world-renowned partners. The project exemplifies the integration of advanced engineering, smart technologies, and sustainable design principles that align with global standards of responsible urban development.

By earning recognition in one of the region’s leading international publications, Ambassadori Island Batumi reaffirms its status as a landmark of innovation, sustainability, and trust - and as a project that continues to expand the boundaries of what is possible in modern urban development.

As part of the “Ambassador Island Batumi” investment tour, Georgia hosted comprising representatives of leading development and investment companies from the member states of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

The investors conducted site visits across several regions of Georgia, where they familiarized them, and participated in local cultural activities.

Organized and hosted by the Ambassador Island Batumi team, the tour included several high-level meetings. Notably, a significant meeting took place with the Chairman of the Government of Adjara, held within the framework of the Adjara Economic Development Vision event.

The delegation included representatives of well-known companies such as: Asas Makeen Real Estate Development, TAM Group, Capital Club Dubai, Sports District and others.

The main objective of the tour was to fully present the country's economic and tourism potential to investors.

The strong interest demonstrated by the investors reaffirms both the increasing investment potential of Georgia and the hystorical importance of the Ambassador Island Batumi project.

"Ambassadori Island Batumi" was awarded the best project of the year in hospitality and real estate at the Welcome to Georgia national tourism award. The nomination recognizes real estate developers who significantly contribute to the infrastructural growth and innovative development of Georgia's tourism and hospitality sector.

At the award ceremony after the victory, Ambassadori Island Batumi CEO Gocha Kamkia spoke about the planned development of the project, noting that 26 hectares of land on the Batumi artificial island have already been put into operation and that construction of two ultra-modern buildings and an unprecedented scale shopping center will soon begin on this territory.

“When we say welcome to Georgia our team members see a whole different map of Georgia, limitless opportunities and literally expanded borders,” noted Gocha Kamkia.

Welcome to Georgia hosted its 10th anniversary awards ceremony this year. The awards included more than 30 categories from the tourism industry, including notable real estate projects implemented in the hospitality sector that significantly improve both the economic and tourism potential of the country.

The first phase of the artificial island project in the Black Sea, covering 26 hectares of the western peninsula, has been officially accepted into operation by The Construction and Technical Supervision Agency. The acceptance was based on the expert conclusion from the National Bureau of Expertise of Georgia regarding the project's compliance, which was prepared with the involvement of foreign specialists.

Starting from September 2025, the construction of two ultra-modern, multifunctional buildings is planned on this territory, which will include residential apartments, hotels, both indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness centers, recreational areas, shopping centers, etc.

Batumi's artificial island represents a unique project aimed at creating two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island in the Black Sea, fully aligned with long-term development principles. Spanning 84 hectares, it opens new investment opportunities for both the country and the region. Since the beginning of construction, the project has been advancing rapidly. A testament to this progress is that Ambassadori Island Batumi is fulfilling its commitments to the state five years ahead of schedule, with 38 out of the total 84 hectares already practically developed.

The project is being implemented by "Ambassadori Group" in collaboration with several prestigious international companies, including the Turkish architectural and engineering company Yüksel Proje and the global British company ARUP, which is involved in urban planning in numerous cities worldwide.

As part of its investment commitments, 49% of the territory of the two peninsulas and the island of "Ambassadori Island Batumi" will be dedicated to publicly accessible recreational areas, including forest parks, walking trails, sports fields, and recreational spaces. Additionally, educational and healthcare institutions, hotels, apartments, residential buildings, villas, helipads, a yacht club, and more will be constructed in the area.

The artificial island, created through collaboration with various international and local companies, will also lay the foundation for a new standard of urban development along the region's coastline, which, alongside the physical expansion of the territory, will change public perceptions of future cities.