Natia Turnava, the Acting Governor of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), met with Armen Nurbekyan, the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Armenia, to discuss macroeconomic trends and the NBG’s policies aimed at ensuring price stability.

During the meeting, Turnava provided an overview of the NBG’s monetary policy, highlighting the importance of maintaining price stability in the context of Georgia’s prolonged period of below-target inflation. She emphasized that despite the low inflation rate, the country was experiencing “robust” economic activity.

In response, Nurbekyan presented an overview of Armenia’s current monetary policy and economic indicators, noting the “rapidly changing” regional environment and the “heightened uncertainty” in the region, according to the NBG.

The two officials also explored potential opportunities for the development of financial services in the region. The NBG reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing and diversifying financial operations.