Acting Governor National Bank of Georgia, Natia Turnava, met with representatives of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission to discuss key economic and financial developments. 

During the meeting, NBG management provided the IMF delegation with a comprehensive overview of Georgia’s macroeconomic trends. Natia Turnava highlighted that, thanks to the NBG’s consistent monetary policy, inflation has remained below the target level for nearly two years. She also presented the NBG’s macroeconomic forecasts and provided insights into financial stability. The discussion underscored the importance of continued cooperation with the IMF. 

The meeting reaffirmed that Georgia’s financial sector strictly adheres to international sanctions, with no recorded cases of sanctions evasion. 

Natia Turnava and Alejandro Hajdenberg, head of the IMF mission, also explored opportunities for future collaboration, particularly in the area of technical assistance. 

Vice-Governors of the National Bank of Georgia, Ekaterine Mikabadze and Ekaterine Galdava, IMF Resident Representative in Georgia, Andrew Jewell, and senior NBG officials also attended the meeting.