Today, we see growing investor interest in Georgia`s financial sector from across the world. Georgia remains to be an open economy and stands ready to deepen ties with our international partners to achieve stronger cooperation and new opportunities, said Prime Minister of Georgia at the 51st International Conference of the Banking Association for Central and Eastern Europe (BACEE).

The Head of Government of Georgia emphasized the importance of the conference in showcasing the country`s banking sector and the broader regional financial landscape and thanked the Banking Association for Central and Eastern Europe and Cartu Bank for organizing the event.

"The banking sector plays a central role in ensuring financial stability, supporting economic growth and effectively responding to risks and challenges… Despite global challenges, our economy continues to develop steadily and demonstrates strong performance that has exceeded expectations, distinguishing us globally for our resilience. Between 2021 and 2025, Georgia recorded an average real GDP growth of 9.3%. Strong confidence in Georgia`s economic outlook was evident during this year`s Eurobond issuance, where international demand exceeded supply by five and a half times. This reflects robust confidence in Georgia`s economic prospects", - said Irakli Kobakhidze.