Natia Turnava, President of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), and Lasha Khutsishvili, Minister of Finance, met with a delegation of American and British investors visiting Georgia.
According to the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), the international investors are in the country at the invitation of the NBG. The delegation comprises global investment and financial companies, including JPMorgan, Morgan Stanley Investment Management, Aberdeen, MetLife, and others.
“Natia Turnava and Lasha Khutsishvili provided the international delegation with an overview of Georgia’s macroeconomic indicators, monetary and fiscal policies, and the country’s investment climate. They also shared insights into the stability of Georgia’s banking and financial sectors. It was emphasised that Georgia’s banking industry remains well capitalised and maintains healthy liquidity levels. The discussion also covered the growth of corporate securities within the country and the opportunities this presents,” the NBG stated.
Natia Turnava highlighted that Georgia remains an attractive destination for international investors, despite the unpredictable global landscape.
“At the invitation of the National Bank, a delegation of international investors, comprising representatives of major global investment funds, is visiting Georgia. They are interested in investing in Georgia through our capital markets. During the meeting, we presented Georgia’s macroeconomic situation, and they recognised the country’s development, manageable inflation, and stable indicators, vital factors and appealing from an investment perspective despite global uncertainties,” said Turnava.
The meeting was also attended by Nino Jeladze, Vice President of the National Bank of Georgia; Giorgi Kakauridze and Ekaterine Guntsadze, Deputy Ministers of Finance; as well as senior officials from various departments of the National Bank and the Ministry of Finance.
