The second financial summit is held in Tbilisi, attended by representatives of 60 countries. The event, scheduled for October 27-28, will bring together more than 800 participants and about 100 high-level speakers. Among them are representatives of the central banks of China, Kazakhstan, Albania, Armenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as major companies including Swift, UnionPay, Kishera and Ant International. The main theme of the summit is the development of regional financial corridors at the intersection of politics, finance and technology. Participants will discuss digital assets, the future of payments, artificial intelligence and cyber security of financial systems. At the opening ceremony, Georgian Prime Minister Irkli Kobhidze said: "Georgia has been a bridge between East and West for centuries. Today, against the background of global economic and geopolitical changes, this historical role takes on a new meaning. Our strategic location, infrastructure, macroeconomic stability and favorable investment climate provide a good basis for Georgia to become a regional center for trade, logistics, finance and technological innovation."