The President of the National Bank of Georgia, Natia Turnava, and Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili have attended the London CEEMEA Small Talks conference. Around fifteen international investment funds have attended the gathering of Central and Eastern European and emerging market banks, hosted by Bank of America.

In her address to investors, Turnava spoke about current trends in the Georgian economy, macroeconomic stability, inflation dynamics, and the National Bank’s key policy priorities. Particular emphasis was placed on the country’s economic resilience, the strength of the financial sector, the growth of international reserves, and the factors underpinning the steady development of the Georgian economy.

The parties also discussed the outlook for Georgia’s economic development, the challenges facing the wider region, and the continued interest of international investors and partners in Georgia’s financial sector.

Amid global challenges and heightened uncertainty, Georgia’s economy and financial sector remain stable as the National Bank continues to pursue policies designed to preserve financial resilience.

“Georgia’s economy is defined by strong macroeconomic fundamentals, backed by a stable and sound financial sector. The National Bank’s primary mandate is ensuring price stability, which is why we continue to follow a consistent, prudent policy course. This is essential for the country’s long-term economic development and investor confidence,” Natia Turnava stated.

On the sidelines of her working visit to London, the National Bank President also met with representatives of the credit rating agencies Moody’s and S&P, during which matters relating to Georgia’s sovereign credit ratings were discussed.