Minister of Justice Paata Salia officially presented the first multifunctional geoportal of the National Spatial Data Infrastructure (NSDI) - NSDI.GOV.GE.

This innovative platform marks a major step forward in modernizing the country’s approach to spatial data management and sharing. It is a key component of ongoing reforms aimed at aligning Georgia with international best practices and EU standards.

The NSDI geoportal serves as a unified information system that consolidates spatial data from both public institutions and private sector entities. It offers access to a wide range of geospatial information, including maps, orthophotos, land parcel boundaries, cultural heritage sites, transportation infrastructure, healthcare facilities, and educational institutions.

Private companies will also have the ability to upload information about their infrastructure, service coverage, and access points.

Designed to enhance planning, investment, and emergency response, the geoportal enables users to make more informed decisions in real time.

All data formats on the platform comply with relevant EU regulations, ensuring seamless integration into the broader European spatial data infrastructure.

The geoportal is operated under the coordination of the National Agency of Public Registry, a legal entity under the Ministry of Justice.

The launch event was attended by Deputy Ministers of Justice, the Minister of IDPs from the Occupied Territories, Labor, Health, and Social Affairs Mikheil Sarjveladze, and other distinguished guests.