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Minister of Justice Meets President of Eurojust to Discuss Issues of Cooperation
Minister of Justice, Rati Bregadze held a meeting today with President of the European Union Cooperation Agency (Eurojust), Ladislav Hamran in the framework of his visit to the Hague.
Within the framework of the meeting, parties emphasized Georgia's successful cooperation with Eurojust and EU member states in the field of criminal justice and the fight against transnational organized crime, which is an important direction of sectoral cooperation in the process of European integration.
The Minister underlined the positive impact of effective and coordinated actions of the Ministry of Justice and the Prosecutor's Office on the growing dynamics of cooperation with EU member states in the field of criminal law.
Rati Bregadze informed the President of Eurojust about the progress of implementation of the recommendations of the European Union in the fight against organized crime and new initiatives of cooperation in the field of justice.
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World Bank Commends Cooperation with the Ministry of Justice’s National Agency of Public Registry
The World Bank highly values its collaboration with the National Agency of Public Registry under the Ministry of Justice.
Deputy Minister of Justice Lana Morgoshia held a working meeting with World Bank representatives to discuss the progress of the “Improving Land Administration Services and Creating Digital Governance Infrastructure” component of the Bank-funded Sustainable Agriculture, Irrigation, and Land (GRAIL) project, as well as plans for 2026.
During the meeting, Deputy Minister Morgoshia provided detailed updates on the extensive work carried out by the Georgian side under the program. World Bank representatives praised the Agency’s exemplary project management and innovative approach to development.
The meeting was also attended by David Devidze, Chairman of the Public Registry Agency, and Elene Grigolia, Project Manager of the GRAIL initiative.
The World Bank delegation remains in Georgia to assess the project’s progress and explore other innovations implemented by the National Agency of Public Registry, including the National Spatial Data Infrastructure Project, the multifunctional Geoportal (NSDI.GOV.GE), and Smart Contract initiatives.