Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, Natia Turnava, held an introductory meeting with members of the Hungarian Women's Leadership Organization.

During the meeting, Turnava provided an overview of Georgia's current macroeconomic landscape and the state of the country’s financial sector. She also highlighted the strong collaboration between the National Bank of Georgia and the Central Bank of Hungary.

 

Turnava presented insights into key sectors of Georgia’s economy, outlining the main areas of growth and development. She emphasized that Georgia’s favorable investment climate and free trade agreements have made the country increasingly attractive to international investors.

The Hungarian delegation included leaders from a range of industries, including energy, real estate development, auditing, and business consulting.

The visiting representatives expressed keen interest in exploring business opportunities in Georgia and affirmed their readiness to strengthen future cooperation.