Today, the Justice Auditorium at Caucasus International University hosted a public lecture by the Ministry of Justice. During the event, students were introduced to the ongoing and completed reforms of the National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR).

The lecture provided comprehensive insights into the agency's systematic land registration efforts. Students learned about the reform's impressive progress, including the measurement of over 1.5 million land plots and the registration of ownership rights for more than 1 million of these plots. As a result, over 1 million citizens—roughly 30% of the country's population—are now officially registered landowners.

In addition to land registration, students were briefed on other significant projects such as "Addressed Georgia" and the "Law on Entrepreneurs of Georgia."

The discussion also covered the agency's innovative digital initiative, the "Smart Contract" project, which enables parties to complete purchase and sale agreements online and securely register property electronically, eliminating the need to visit the Public Registry in person. This project will soon be presented to the public by the Ministry of Justice.

The event was led by David Devidze, Chairperson of the NAPR. Students showed great interest in both the current reforms and employment opportunities within the agency. At the conclusion of the session, David Devidze spoke about future collaboration with Caucasus International University and wished the students success in their endeavors.

This lecture is part of a larger initiative launched at Caucasus International University on March 14, 2024. The Justice Auditorium aims to engage students and raise awareness on legal issues, promote student projects, and support public service. It also seeks to involve the civil sector, academia, and future legal professionals in the activities of the Ministry of Justice, aligning with one of the agency's core priorities.