During the IMF and World Bank Annual Meetings in Washington, the Governor of the National Bank of Georgia (NBG), Natia Turnava, and Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili held high-level meetings with major international investment funds, the NBG reports.

The Georgian delegation met with leading institutions including Citibank, J.P. Morgan, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Fidelity, PGIM, Artisan Partners, Eaton Vance, and others. The meetings focused on Georgia’s macroeconomic stability and growing investment opportunities.

Governor Turnava presented an overview of Georgia’s resilient economic performance, highlighting consistent monetary policy, declining inflation, robust financial sector indicators, and increasing international reserves. She emphasized the country's strong fundamentals and low-risk investment climate.

“Many U.S. and European investment funds are already active in Georgia and considering further expansion,” said Turnava. “We’re seeing growing interest in both government and corporate securities, which reflects confidence in our market and supports direct capital inflows.”

She added that the meetings aimed to deepen investor engagement and boost future investment volumes, noting that Georgia continues to position itself as a reliable and attractive destination for global capital.