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.

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.

The Polish business publication Strefa Nieruchomości - Magazyn Inwestora has published a comprehensive article focusing on the Ambassadori Island Batumi project. The feature discusses the investment potential inherent in the artificial island and peninsulas, as well as the project's significance for both the economic development of the Black Sea region and for Polish investors, who have demonstrated escalating interest in Georgia’s real estate sector in recent years.

Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi, provides an in-depth interview discussing the genesis of the project, its development trajectory, and the artificial island's role as an investment vehicle, not only for Georgia but for the Black Sea region as a whole.

"Batumi, as one of the fastest-growing cities in the Black Sea region, has reached its natural limits for expansion. Shoreline territory is virtually no longer available, yet demand for investment and premium real estate continues to surge. The island project is simultaneously a solution, as it creates new space for development in a strategically vital city, and a symbol, as it reflects Georgia's ambition to become a modern, globally integrated economy where innovation and tradition coexist harmoniously."

In the interview with the Polish publication, Gocha Kamkia also discussed the critical importance of partnerships with international companies. He emphasized that such collaboration is fundamental because it ensures technical safety and transparency are guaranteed by globally recognized institutions. According to Kamkia, interest in the artificial island's investment potential is strong across regions, including the Gulf countries and Eastern European nations like Poland.

“We are deepening ties with Eastern Europe, including Poland, where investors are increasingly seeking new markets that combine genuine growth potential with European accessibility. Georgia's visa-free regime, free trade agreements, and openness to innovation make it a uniquely attractive environment. Poland possesses a rapidly growing economy and global ambitions. By participating in the Ambassadori Island Batumi project, Polish investors can position themselves at an early stage in one of the Black Sea's highest-potential markets, while simultaneously reinforcing bilateral ties between our two nations.”

As Kamkia noted during the interview, the present time is ideal for investors to enter the Georgian market - a market that is secure, possesses a strategic location, and is fully prepared for global integration. This applies particularly to Polish investors, whose real estate acquisitions in Georgia have accounted for 7–8% of the total in recent years.

The extensive article in Strefa Nieruchomości - Magazyn Inwestora, dedicated entirely to Georgia and Ambassadori Island Batumi, repeatedly highlights that Georgia currently stands as one of the most dynamic, open, and opportunity-rich economies, and that Ambassadori Island Batumi is one of the country's largest investment projects, being executed based on international expertise.

The transformation of the “Ambassadori Island Batumi” area is actively progressing, as evidenced by the completion of 41.2 hectares of newly formed land on the peninsula. Construction of the ultra-modern multifunctional building will begin on the given territory, which is historically significant, as it will be the first building on the island. Customers already have the opportunity to purchase residential and investment real estate of their choice. This multifunctional building will include: residential apartments, a hotel, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, fitness centers, entertainment and wellness spaces, branded boutique stores, and a helipad.

26 hectares of the project’s land area have already been commissioned. The first phase of the artificial island project in the Black Sea, covering 26 hectares of the western peninsula, was commissioned by the Construction and Technical Supervision Agency, based on the expert conclusion of the LEPL Levan Samkharauli National Forensic Bureau, which was prepared with the involvement of both local and foreign specialists.

The project is being implemented by Ambassador Group in cooperation with various international partners. “Ambassadori Island Batumi”, which envisions the development of two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island spanning 84 hectares in the Black Sea, is being carried out in full compliance with sustainable development principles and smart city standards.

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.

Ambassadori Island Batumi has officially commenced the construction of an ultramodern multifunctional complex. This development holds historic significance as it marks the first foundational structure to be constructed on the island. The complex is designed to integrate premium residential apartments, a luxury hotel component,  helipad, comprehensive leisure and wellness facilities, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, advanced fitness amenities and exclusive branded boutique retail spaces.

“We have reached a decisive juncture in the project’s evolution. Land reclamation is advancing at an accelerated rate, with over half of the total project area - specifically 46.9 out of 84 hectares, successfully reclaimed. The western peninsula, encompassing 26 hectares, was commissioned in September, and we are preparing to commission a total of 48 hectares in January. Beyond the island's physical development, major economic initiatives are simultaneously being activated, with three large-scale anchor projects already underway. We are particularly pleased to announce the formalized agreement between Ambassadori Island and IG Development, which will facilitate the implementation of an ultramodern, nonpareil shopping center in Georgia,” stated Gocha Kamkia, CEO of Ambassadori Island Batumi.

The comprehensive island project is being developed by Ambassadori Group in strategic cooperation with several international corporations. Ambassadori Island Batumi, conceptualized to form two artificial peninsulas and one artificial island totaling 84 hectares in the Black Sea, is being executed in stringent adherence to rigorous sustainability principles and advanced smart-city planning standards.

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.