PASHA BANK GEORGIA AND PASHA HOLDING CONVENE AZERBAIJAN-GEORGIA BUSINESS FORUM FOCUSED ON INVESTMENT, FINANCE AND REGIONAL BUSINESS GROWTH

PASHA Bank Georgia, in collaboration with PASHA Holding and in partnership with EY, VISA, and SOCAR, hosted a high-level business forum in Tbilisi bringing together senior executives and industry leaders from both Azerbaijan and Georgia. The event focused on strengthening bilateral commercial ties, accelerating strategic investments, and exploring new opportunities across key sectors.

The forum opened with remarks from Ramil Imamov, CEO of PASHA Bank Georgia, and Dayanat Sadullayev, Deputy CEO of PASHA Holding, alongside leaders from EY Georgia, EY Azerbaijan, and SOCAR Energy Georgia.

Ramil Imamov, CEO of PASHA Bank Georgia, underscored the expanding business potential in the region: “Azerbaijan and Georgia together form a fast-growing economic corridor. Today’s discussions reinforce the strong demand for cross-border investment, scalable financial solutions, and partnerships that drive long-term commercial value. PASHA Bank Georgia is committed to supporting businesses seeking to grow across both markets.”

Dayanat Sadullayev, Deputy CEO of PASHA Holding, highlighted the importance of strategic investment in Georgia and the special role of the partnership between the two countries: “For PASHA Holding, Georgia is not just a market - it is a strategic neighbor, a partner, and a friend. Our experience here affirms that with the right vision and collaboration, there is vast potential for shared success.”

PASHA Bank Business Forum program featured:

• Regional Economic & Financial Outlook presented by PASHA Holding’s Chief Economist.
• Panel discussion on Strategic Investment and the Future of the Azerbaijan–Georgia Corridor.
• Panel discussion on Financing the Future: Traditional and Green Finance
• Both panels emphasized practical investment opportunities and cross-market expansion.

The forum concluded with a networking session designed to facilitate business connections and explore new commercial initiatives between Azerbaijani and Georgian companies.