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IMF Raises Georgia’s 2025 Economic Growth Forecast to 7.3%

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its 2025 economic growth forecast for Georgia, raising it from 6% to 7.3%.

National Bank Begins Sale of Commemorative Coins for the 30th Anniversary of the Lari

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Lari, the National Bank of Georgia is launching the sale of commemorative coins in gold, silver, and copper-nickel with a nominal value of 5 Lari.

ADB Advisor Praises Georgia’s Low Inflation and Strong Growth as Pillars of Economic Stability

I was very impressed that Georgia has very low inflation and high economic growth. You have achieved successful stability in terms of the exchange rate and currency barriers

Jacob Frenkel: Larization and Georgia’s Economic Results Mark a Vital Step Toward National Advancement

In today's reality, when globalization faces increasing threats and global fragmentation is underway, Georgia has the opportunity to position itself as a hub of regionalization.

Jeffrey Sachs: Peace, Cooperation, and Pragmatism Are Georgia’s Strategic Opportunities

Georgia needs wise state management and a clear vision of how various global challenges will unfold in the future.

Jeffrey Sachs Congratulates Georgia on Lari Anniversary: “Wishing You Continued Success”

“It is a great honor and delight for me to participate in the conference dedicated to the anniversary of Georgia’s national currency, hosted by the National Bank

Natia Turnava: Recent Global Shocks Prove the Need for Strong, Well-Designed Monetary Policy

“Today’s conference is being held against the backdrop of global economic challenges, growing risks, and geopolitical tensions.

Natia Turnava: The Lari Is a Pillar of Georgia’s Economic Independence and Statehood

The past three decades have been a period full of both achievements and challenges, during which the lari has fulfilled its main function

Natia Turnava Meets with CEO of Gojo & Company

Natia Turnava, Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, met with Taejun Shin, founder and CEO of the Japanese social impact investment firm Gojo & Company, during his visit to Georgia.