Speaking at an international FinTech conference, First Vice Prime Minister and Minister of Economy Levan Davitashvili highlighted Georgia's commitment to advancing financial technologies and inclusive financial services as key pillars of ongoing economic reforms. He noted Georgia's average economic growth of 9.5% over the past four years and emphasized that access to finance - especially through innovative digital tools - is vital for continued progress.

Davitashvili praised the country's strong banking sector and ongoing capital market reforms, while also announcing major support for startups, including a 10-year tax break and a new international startup acceleration program set to fund 160 startups annually.