Week in Headlines;
- Qualification Requirements for National Bank Council Candidates to Change;
- National Bank to Be Authorized to Issue Digital Lari;
- Georgia Does Not Currently Need an IMF Program – IMF;
- Remittances from Russia Fall by 80%;
- Georgia's External Debt Falls by $142 Million in One Month;
- Exports Rise by 20% and Imports by 5% in Nine Months;
- Tax Incentives for Unfinished Construction Projects Extended;
- BAG Index: Business Climate Indicator Reaches Highest Level Since 2019;
- Tax Incentives Cost the State Budget GEL 6.8 Billion in 2025;
- Tourism Revenue Rises to $525 Million in September;
- Pensions for People Under 70 to Increase by GEL 45 Instead of GEL 20;
- Subsistence Allowance Payments Discontinued for 23,241 People in September;
- GEL 58 Million to Be Allocated for Cash Compensation for Internally Displaced Families;
- Diesel and Gasoline Imports Decline;
- Transit of Kazakh Oil Through the Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan Pipeline Rises by 24%;
- Georgia Begins Importing Electricity from Turkey;
- New Building to Be Constructed at Republican Hospital;
- Agricultural Tax Incentives May Be Replaced;
- GEL 19.5 million to be spent on promoting Georgian Wine;
