EU to help NBG in improvement of financial monitoring mechanism
12:34, 30.07.2019
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Vice-Speaker: Georgia’s progress rankings reflect strong European integration aspiration
- Foreign Relations Committee Chair: Brussels understands visa-free suspension would damage EU credibility in Georgia
- FM: Some actors exploiting visa liberalization issue to mislead citizens
- NBG: Georgia’s international reserves reach USD 7.0 billion in May 2026
- Georgia to host second Tbilisi Financial Summit in October
- NBG to issue collection coins dedicated to 1700th Anniversary of declaration of Christianity as state religion
- NBG head meets U.S. State Department delegation
- NBG: Entities listed on UK’s sanctions list are not entities regulated by National Bank of Georgia
- Delegation of EU and EU Member States’ Embassies: We reaffirm EU’s steadfast support for Georgia’s independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity
- UNM President partakes in forum Sustainability of Georgian Banking Sector – Challenges and New Opportunities
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PM: Government continues to communicate with Trump Administration, U.S. Department of State; Hope this communication will bring tangible results
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- PM Kobakhidze: HPPs will be built and crypto mining eliminated; Georgian state has resources to tackle corruption and sabotage
- Georgian PM hails ‘highly significant’ China deal: We are entering new era of comprehensive strategic partnership
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