NBG is set to design a structured, organized platform for knowledge sharing - Natia Turnava
Following a productive meeting with Andrew Jewell, Resident Representative of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Mission to Georgia, Natia Turnava, Acting Governor of the National Bank of Georgia, expressed enthusiasm for embracing the NBG's initiative to establish an educational space, “We are glad to have shared the NBG’s initiative to design an educational space with our important partner, the International Monetary Fund,” she noted.
The dialogue focused on exploring avenues for cooperation between the International Monetary Fund and the NBG, specifically in education. Discussions revolved around fostering knowledge and experience sharing, with an emphasis on developing educational programs tailored to market needs.
“Sharing the wealth of knowledge that is the NBG’s unique intellectual capital and professional expertise will greatly benefit the country's financial sector and other agencies. The sharing and implementation of the NBG's methodologies is also very much in demand in the central banks of Central Europe and the countries of the region. Therefore, we think the time has come to that we thought about setting up a structured, organized platform for sharing knowledge," noted Natia Turnava.
The International Monetary Fund expressed keen interest in the potential collaboration, underscoring the promising prospects for mutual cooperation.
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Registration opens April 6 for Georgia's 2026 national and Master's entrance examinations
02.04.2026.16:56
Registration for the 2026 Unified National Examinations and Common Master’s Examinations will open on April 6 at 10:00, the Georgian Ministry of Education, Science and Youth has announced.
Undergraduates and master’s candidates may complete their registration online through the National Assessment and Examinations Centre’s website, online.naec.ge, until 6:00 PM on May 11.
This year, applicants will have the option of selecting vocational education programmes in addition to as many higher education programmes as they wish. Students enrolling this year at state universities for undergraduate and master’s programmes, as well as those attending vocational education institutions, will have the opportunity to study free of charge.
Applicants are required to pay the examination fee for their chosen subjects, at least one subject, between 10:00 on April 6 and 18:00 on May 6, to complete their registration by 18:00 on May 11. During this same period, they will also be able to pay fees for additional subjects, as well as select or amend their chosen examination city and educational programmes.
The addition, removal, or reordering of educational programmes will remain possible until 18:00 on the day following the publication of appeal results.
The National Assessment and Examinations Centre will publish the Applicant’s Handbook before the opening of registration. This document will contain comprehensive information relating to the Unified National Examinations, including a list of available educational programmes, instructions for registering for examinations, examination procedures, the stages of the process, and the applicable rules.
Further details concerning other matters related to the registration process will be published on the official website and social media pages of the National Assessment and Examinations Centre.
