The National Bank of Georgia reported that Acting Governor Natia Turnava participated in the Lámfalussy Conference hosted by the Central Bank of Hungary and held meetings with the leadership of the Central Bank of Hungary and central bank heads from Central and Eastern Europe. The conference, themed “The Age of Geoeconomics: Evolution of Central Banking” and linked to the Hungarian central bank’s 100th anniversary, included panel discussions on monetary policy and was opened by European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde, Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, Central Bank of Hungary Governor György Matolcsy, and economist Jeffrey Sachs. Turnava said her discussions covered geopolitical challenges, inflation management, macroeconomic conditions across countries, and the role of central banks in normalizing inflation, and also included exchanges with academic participants including Sachs.
National Bank of Georgia 2025-01-28
National Bank of Georgia acting governor attends Hungarian Central Bank’s Lámfalussy Conference and meets regional central bank heads on inflation and geopolitics
Acting Governor Natia Turnava of the National Bank of Georgia attended the Lámfalussy Conference hosted by the Central Bank of Hungary, discussing geopolitical challenges, inflation management, and macroeconomic conditions. The event, marking the Hungarian central bank’s 100th anniversary, featured panel discussions on monetary policy and was opened by European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde and Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.