The National Bank of Georgia said Vice President Nino Jeladze and the heads of relevant departments held a working meeting with representatives of the Asian Development Bank to discuss Georgia's current economic conditions and macroeconomic outlook. The exchange focused on risks linked to developments in the Middle East and their potential impact on Georgia's economy, while also covering banking sector resilience and development trends, the supervisory framework, financial sector digital transformation and cybersecurity. In that context, Jeladze said Georgia's financial system remains resilient despite increased uncertainty from current geopolitical developments and continues to provide credit to the economy without disruption. Banks maintain healthy capital and liquidity indicators, credit losses are at historically low levels, and credit activity stood at 14.1% as of April 2026. The meeting was held as an information and experience-sharing exercise, and both sides confirmed their readiness to continue future cooperation.
National Bank of Georgia2026-06-25
National Bank of Georgia reviews Middle East risks and banking sector resilience with Asian Development Bank
The National Bank of Georgia held a working meeting with Asian Development Bank representatives on Georgia's macroeconomic outlook, with particular attention to risks from developments in the Middle East. It said the financial system remains resilient, banks retain healthy capital and liquidity positions, and credit activity stood at 14.1% in April 2026. The discussion also covered supervision, digital transformation and cybersecurity.