Establishing a presence in the United Kingdom has emerged as a core strategic priority for “Ambassadori Island Batumi”. This move comes at a time of surging international interest, following the successful launch of the project's representative offices across the GCC countries and Eastern Europe, milestones that have significantly enhanced its global market standing.

Under the initiative of “Ambassadori Island”, Batumi recently hosted a British delegation. The visit, featuring representatives from UK real estate agencies, was designed to conduct an on-site evaluation of the construction dynamics and a deep-dive analysis of the investment potential of the Black Sea’s first artificial island. This engagement forms a critical component of the project's broader strategic roadmap to establish a presence within the British capital market.

The visit featured a multi-stakeholder forum, bringing together key representatives from the Adjara Department of Tourism and Resorts, “Bank of Georgia”, and “Galt & Taggart”.

During the event, the “Ambassadori Island Batumi” leadership presented a comprehensive project blueprint, detailing its future development strategy and comprehensive legal framework. The presentation emphasized the project’s exclusivity and innovative engineering standards, factors that grant it a decisive competitive edge in the premium real estate sector. By aligning with international transparency and legal benchmarks, the island is positioning itself as a high-priority destination for the UK’s most discerning investment circles.

The engineering design for the Ambassadori Island Batumi project, comprising two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island, is being spearheaded by the international firm Yüksel Proje. The company brings a distinguished track record of high-stakes global projects, including the Akkuyu Nuclear Power Plant and major commercial ports. Notably, Yüksel Proje has successfully designed and commissioned two international airports built on reclaimed land in the Black Sea: Ordu-Giresun and Trabzon.

According to Cemal Karaoğlu, Vice Chairperson of Yüksel Proje, Georgia serves as a prime example of how multinational collaboration can generate real, tangible positive impact.

"Our operations currently span 38 countries across three continents. Georgia stands out as an excellent example of how implementing efficient, innovative solutions creates a measurable positive influence, particularly in the sectors of transport, maritime and coastal engineering, infrastructure, and energy," stated the Vice Chairperson.

During the interview, Mustafa Esen, Deputy Manager of the Maritime and Coastal Structures Department, emphasized the strategic nature of this partnership:

"We believe that Yüksel Proje’s extensive experience, specifically along the Black Sea coast, was a decisive factor in Ambassadori Group’s choice of partner. We are proud to apply our specialized expertise to such a unique development”.

“The Ambassadori Island project has presented us with the opportunity to integrate diverse functional spaces including tourism, commercial, residential, and entertainment zones, into a single, cohesive territory. This project allows us to develop concepts that showcase our decades of engineering mastery, the power of digital technologies, and our commitment to sustainable development." - said, Manager of the Maritime and Coastal Structures Department, Hülya Karakuş Cihan

Ambassadori Island Batumi is significantly scaling its network of strategic partnerships within Europe, as announced by the company’s CEO, Gocha Kamkia.

According to Mr. Kamkia, the project is currently entering a phase of intensive collaboration with Germany, focusing on integrating German expertise into the large-scale development.

"Our planned cooperation with Germany centers on the adoption of high-tech benchmarks and sustainable development standards. Integrating German quality and operational efficiency into our project is a priority we are currently spearheading," stated Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

In today’s globalized economy, the true value of large-scale infrastructure developments lies in the international alliances they foster across global markets. Ambassadori Island Batumi, the most ambitious investment project in the Black Sea region, has emerged as a new hub for this global network.

The project’s European expansion includes successful milestones in Central Europe, where strategic cooperation agreements have already been signed with partners in Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic. These alliances underscore the multinational character of the development, encompassing investment, technological innovation, and cultural exchange.

The next vector of Ambassadori Island’s strategy is firmly pointed toward Germany, Europe’s largest economic powerhouse. This move further solidifies the project’s international standing as it transitions from the planning phase to active execution and realization as a "living organism".

Ambassadori Island Batumi, the most ambitious investment project in the region, entered a new phase of development in 2025. According to the project’s CEO, Gocha Kamkia, the past year marked a turning point, as the project transitioned from the planning stage to active implementation.

• 48.3 hectares of land have already been reclaimed at sea;

• 26 hectares have been officially commissioned;

• More than 52 units of specialized construction equipment are operating on-site daily;

• Ambassadori’s First Tower - construction of the first ultra-modern multifunctional complex has commenced. All 158 piles have been installed, and foundation works have been fully completed.
  
  

In 2025, Ambassadori Island significantly strengthened its international presence:

• The company opened an office in Dubai;

• The project was showcased at IPS Dubai 2025 at the World Trade Centre;

• Strategic cooperation was expanded with partners from Poland, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic, including four large-scale joint events held in Poland;

• The project hosted an official delegation from GCC countries in Georgia.
  
  

In 2025, the company also signed several landmark business agreements, including a contract with IG Development, which envisages the construction of an ultra-modern 120,000 sq.m shopping center on the island.

The Ambassadori Island Batumi project has attained substantial results regarding its developmental trajectory this year, marking a decisive transition from the strategic planning stage to the active implementation phase. By the conclusion of the current fiscal year, more than 50% of the project's land reclamation and foundational works have been realized. Specifically, 26 hectares of territory have been officially commissioned, while 48 hectares have been successfully formed within the maritime area. Within this project zone, construction has already commenced on the first ultra-modern, multifunctional complex.

Ambassadori Island Batumi has released a comprehensive 2025 retrospective video, which provides a detailed overview of the critical developmental milestones, the quantitative outcomes achieved, and the extensive scope of construction operations conducted throughout the year.

Upon its full operationalization, the Ambassadori Island Batumi project is projected to generate an annual fiscal contribution of $65 million in tax revenue to the country budget. According to verified public data, this economic performance aligns precisely with the fiscal accumulation metrics of the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan (BTC) global economic pipeline, positioning the island as a cornerstone of national economic stability.

The initiation of the Ambassadori Island Batumi project was conceived within the framework of a global economic initiative. It represents a paradigm shift in the Black Sea real estate sector, establishing a new benchmark for large-scale development and elevating regional infrastructure to unprecedented heights.

The Ambassadori Island project has officially moved from from the conceptual planning phase to the stage of active operational implementation, achieving major momentum this year. As 2025 comes to a close, more than 50% of the project has already been realized. The numbers speak for themselves: 26 hectares of land are already fully operational, while 48 hectares have been successfully reclaimed from the Black Sea.

“We are witnessing historic moments in the development of Ambassadori Island. We have officially commissioned 26 hectares of new territory, where work has already begun on our first multifunctional complex. This is designed to be a premier destination, featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a fitness center, boutique shopping, and even a helipad, bringing a new standard of modern living and leisure to the region,” says the CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi. 

Currently, the company has shaped 48 hectares of land within the sea, all of which is expected to be fully operational by January. In addition, the construction of a new shopping mall on-site is scheduled to start next year. 

Beyond the architecture, the project is a major win for the national economy. Once complete, Ambassadori Island Batumi is projected to contribute $65 million annually in taxes to the country budget. According to public data, this puts the project’s economic impact on par with the global Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline, solidifying the island's role as a cornerstone of Georgia’s future growth.

The "Ambassadori Island Batumi" project will accumulate $65 million annually in the country's budget after its full implementation. This statement was made by the project’s CEO Gocha Kamkia. According to him, the economic scale and projected financial data of "Ambassadori Island Batumi" are comparable to those of the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan (BTC) pipeline project.

The initiation of “Ambassadori Island Batumi”was undertaken within the framework of a global economic initiative in Georgia, and today we are witnessing remarkably transformative results in terms of the project’s development. Upon completion, the artificial island and peninsulas project will accumulate $65 million in annual tax revenue for the national budget. Drawing parallels based on public data, we can state that these economic figures precisely equate to those generated by the Baku–Tbilisi–Ceyhan global economic project,” stated Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

The project itself represents a new milestone in the Black Sea region in terms of real estate development and elevating industry standards to new heights., which includes hotels, apartments, villas, a yacht club, a heliport, educational and medical facilities, etc. The project is entirely focused on the welfare of the public, as 49% of the territory is dedicated to public, recreational spaces.

To date, since the inception of the project, the company has reclaimed 48 hectares of land in the Black Sea, signifying that over 50% of the project has already been realized. The commissioning of the aforementioned 48 hectares is scheduled for January; meanwhile, as of today, 26 hectares have already been put into operation. Where the construction of Ambassadori’s first ultra-modern, multifunctional complex has already commenced.

From December 5 to 7, Batumi hosted the 14th International Construction Exhibition Batumi Build 2025, bringing together leading companies from the construction materials, technologies, and real estate sectors.

The exhibition aimed to unite construction industry representatives in one space, facilitate the exchange of information on innovations and new technologies, and support the establishment and development of business connections.

The traditional exhibition, organized by GEONET EXPO and hosted at Sheraton Batumi Hotel, featured dozens of Georgian and international companies. A wide range of products and solutions were showcased, including modern technologies, construction materials, machinery and equipment, air conditioning and cooling systems, architectural technologies, as well as diverse interior and exterior design solutions.

One of the key components of the exhibition was the B2B meeting format, which enabled companies to establish new business contacts and become acquainted with each other’s products and services.

The exhibition was attended by members of the Supreme Council of Adjara and representatives of the Turkish government.

Eight months after the launch of the unique artificial island project in Batumi, a 26-hectare land plot has already been put into operation. By January, this area will increase to 48 hectares.

“Thanks to very intensive work, we have already created around 20 hectares of land on the second peninsula. In parallel with construction, after receiving the building permit for the already approved 26 hectares, Ambassadori Island is now hosting three large-scale projects whose development is already underway,” - says the project’s CEO, Gocha Kamkia.

Construction has begun on the 26-hectare peninsula that has officially entered operation. The ultramodern multifunctional complex being built there carries historic significance, as it represents the first building to rise on the island. The complex will include residential apartments, a hotel, a helipad, recreational and wellness facilities, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness centers, and branded boutique shops.