Georgia presents digital land registry reforms at FIG and UN forum

Georgia's National Agency of Public Registry reported on 11 November that it presented its digital land administration reforms at a conference jointly associated with the International Federation of Surveyors (FIG) and the UNECE Working Party on Land Administration. The event was held in Istanbul.

Agency representative Elene Grigolia highlighted digital cadastral systems, land registration reforms and the remote transaction service known as Smart Contract. She also coordinates the World Bank's GRAIL project, which addresses sustainable agriculture, irrigation and land.

Conference discussions covered interoperability between digital land registers, cybersecurity, geospatial data infrastructure and potential uses of artificial intelligence in land administration. The Georgian representative received a special award for her contribution as a speaker.

For property businesses and landowners, digital registries underpin title verification and the exchange of cadastral information. The agency's release describes the international presentation of ongoing reforms, however. It does not announce new property registration fees, mandatory procedures or changes to ownership rules.

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Source: National Agency of Public Registry of Georgia (NAPR), 11.11.2026