NBG, Bank of Korea sign bilateral agreement within Knowledge Partnership Program
The National Bank of Georgia (NBG) hosted representatives of the Bank of Korea and the Korea Financial Telecommunications & Clearings Institute. During the meeting, the sides signed a bilateral agreement within the Knowledge Partnership Program.
According to the NBG, the 2026 program focuses on the theme: “Open Banking and Open Finance as a competitive alternative to traditional payment infrastructure.” The project aims to share international experience on the development of an open finance ecosystem in Georgia and to support the establishment of an appropriate regulatory, institutional, and technical model.
Korean experts will jointly work with the NBG team on the concept of an open finance ecosystem within the Knowledge Partnership Program.
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Service Agency launches remote vehicle transfer scheme for drivers
24.07.2026.19:07
The Service Agency of the Ministry of Internal Affairs has officially launched its new online vehicle transfer service at a presentation event today.
According to the Ministry, the event was attended by Shalva Kbilashvili, Director of the Service Agency, alongside his deputies and representatives from the Rustavi Central Department and various operational units.
“In his opening address, Shalva Kbilashvili emphasised that continuous service development, alongside providing citizens with modern, fast, and convenient solutions, remains a top priority for the agency,” the Ministry stated.
During the presentation, Deputy Director Nino Epkhoshvili briefed attendees on the operational framework, administrative procedures, and technical capabilities of the new digital platform.
“Citizens can access the remote transfer service via the agency’s mobile application, SERVICE AGENCY, or directly through its official portal, Sa.gov.ge,” the Ministry said.