Enterprise Georgia CEO: 3 out of world’s top 5 BPO companies in Georgia
Mikheil Khidureli, the CEO of Enterprise Georgia, said three out of the world’s top five companies operating in business process outsourcing were present in Georgia. Photo: Enterprise Georgia
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Mikheil Khidureli, the CEO of Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, on Friday said three out of the world’s top five companies operating in business process outsourcing were present in Georgia.
“With the launch of Teleperformance in the country, we can confidently declare that three of the world's largest companies in the BPO industry are now established in Georgia. This underscores that the resilient business landscape here is a strong global player”, Khidureli said.
Khidureli said the company's entry into the country followed a year of negotiations, visits, and meetings in Georgia.
Ultimately, we managed to convince the company to make an investment in Georgia, citing the well-qualified workforce in the region as a key factor. Teleperformance currently has a global workforce exceeding 410,000 individuals, and we’re glad to contribute to that number, specifically in Georgia”, he said.
Investment consultants and managers from business process outsourcing companies visited the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi last month to join the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum and explore the country’s investment potential.
Agenda.ge asked the investors about their first impressions of the domestic investment environment, with the respondents praising “positive dynamics” in the industry, as well as the country’s investment potential.
They also said Georgia had established itself “on the radar” of “many prospective investors” in the sector.
French company Teleperformance, the world leader in the business process outsourcing industry, started operating in Georgia with the support and close cooperation of Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports.
Investment consultants and managers from the world’s leading BPO companies on Friday praised Georgia’s positive dynamics in the industry, as well as the country’s investment potential.
The positive dynamics of the BPO services in Georgia and the opportunities that the country can offer to foreign companies were discussed on Friday by Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili and the investment consultants from the world’s leading companies in the industry.
Investment consultants and managers from the world’s leading business process outsourcing companies joining the Tbilisi Silk Road Forum have said the country has established itself “on the radar” of “many prospective investors” in the sector.
Georgian Economy Minister Levan Davitashvili on Tuesday said the “positive dynamics” of foreign direct investments in the country had continued this year, with their volume exceeding $1 billion in the first two quarters after reaching a “record high” of $2.098 billion in 2022.
Mikheil Khidureli, the CEO of Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, on Tuesday highlighted 25 international projects, 6,000 new jobs and ₾1 billion ($0.37bln) investment created between 2020-2023 through efforts of its Invest in Georgia department.
Enterprise Georgia, the state agency promoting entrepreneurship, investment and exports, on Wednesday said its certification course had trained 500 export managers over the past eight years.