The National Bank of Georgia published remarks by Governor Natia Turnava from an Ambassadors’ Conference 2025 panel on trade, investment and sustainable development, where she linked deeper international cooperation to financial stability and foreign investment and reiterated inflation control as a core monetary policy priority. Turnava credited the active involvement of Georgian diplomats in supporting the central bank’s international engagement and described cooperation with other central banks and international financial institutions, including work with various countries on introducing new financial products. She pointed to Georgia’s recent resilience amid global shocks, citing inflation below the target for an extended period, overall price stability and a sound financial sector, and noted that the International Monetary Fund has positively assessed Georgia’s monetary policy. She also said international reserves have reached a historical high, strengthening the economy’s buffer against shocks and supporting the investment environment.
National Bank of Georgia 2025-12-24
National Bank of Georgia governor highlights low inflation, IMF-assessed monetary policy and record-high international reserves in Ambassadors’ Conference panel
Governor Natia Turnava of the National Bank of Georgia stressed international cooperation's role in financial stability and foreign investment at the Ambassadors’ Conference 2025. She highlighted Georgia's resilience amid global shocks, citing inflation control, price stability, and a sound financial sector, with international reserves at a historical high. The International Monetary Fund has positively assessed Georgia’s monetary policy.