Natia Turnava, Governor of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), held a working meeting with Ásgeir Jónsson, Governor of the Central Bank of Iceland, during his visit to Georgia.

According to a statement from the NBG press office, the meeting centered on the evolving role of central banks and the implementation of effective monetary policy in today’s dynamic global environment.

The two governors exchanged insights on Georgia’s macroeconomic trends and key aspects of financial stability. Special focus was placed on the National Bank of Georgia’s current monetary and supervisory practices, which are said to be fully aligned with European Union standards.

Discussions also addressed the broader transformations affecting global financial systems and how these changes are shaping the future of monetary policy. Both parties explored the implications of these developments and shared perspectives on potential policy responses.

The meeting concluded with a review of prospects for future bilateral cooperation, including the potential for joint projects between the two central banks.

The NBG emphasized its commitment to continually enhancing its institutional processes and diversifying operations through active international partnerships.

Ásgeir Jónsson is in Georgia to participate in the international conference marking the 30th anniversary of the introduction of the lari. He is also scheduled to join a high-level panel discussion titled “The Global Financial System in a Changing Landscape: Effects on Monetary Policy.”