The National Bank of Georgia reported that Acting Governor Natia Turnava is attending the Invisso (formerly Euromoney) International Forum on Central and Eastern Europe in Vienna and spoke on the panel “Central Banks After Global Shocks”. She outlined measures implemented by the National Bank of Georgia (NBG) to manage inflation and support macroeconomic stability, and highlighted increasing larization as a key component of Georgia’s economic sustainability, noting inflation has remained below the target level for nearly two years. As part of the Vienna visit, Turnava is also scheduled to meet major Central and Eastern European investors in a Raiffeisen Bank-organised session with representatives from more than 25 investment funds, including Morgan Stanley Investment Management Limited, Fidelity Investments, Allianz Invest, Artisan Partners and Swedbank Investiciju valdymas, UAB. Her presentation is set to focus on Georgia’s macroeconomic and financial stability and the NBG’s policy to reduce dollarization, described as critical for price stability and financial sector development; Georgia’s Deputy Minister of Finance Ekaterine Guntsadze will also participate.