The National Bank of Georgia reported that Governor Natia Turnava held a working meeting with Central Bank of Iceland Governor Ásgeir Jónsson, exchanging views on the implementation of monetary policy, macroeconomic developments in Georgia and financial stability, and reviewing prospects for future bilateral cooperation including potential joint projects. The agenda also covered the evolving role of central banks and the challenges and transformations affecting global financial systems, including how the changing international landscape could influence monetary policy. Turnava highlighted the National Bank of Georgia’s current monetary and supervisory practices and noted that they are aligned with European Union standards. Jónsson is in Georgia to attend an international conference marking the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the lari and is scheduled to participate in a high-level panel discussion on how shifts in the global financial system affect monetary policy.
National Bank of Georgia 2025-05-29
National Bank of Georgia meets Central Bank of Iceland governor to discuss monetary policy and future bilateral cooperation
The National Bank of Georgia reported a meeting between Governor Natia Turnava and Central Bank of Iceland Governor Ásgeir Jónsson, discussing monetary policy, macroeconomic developments, and financial stability in Georgia. They explored future bilateral cooperation and joint projects, emphasizing alignment with European Union standards. Jónsson is attending a conference in Georgia marking the 30th anniversary of the lari and will join a panel on global financial shifts.