Member of the Communications Commission Ivane Makharadze took part in a conference organised by the European Audiovisual Observatory (EAO) and the Norwegian media regulator Medietilsynet, titled “Protecting Minors from Online Harm in an Open and Safe Public Space.” Mr. Makharadze also took part in the 75th meeting of the EAO Executive Council. The 75th Executive Council meeting focussed on the approval of EAO’s 2025 activity report and revised budget for 2026, the discussion ...

Within the framework of the Digital Support Programme, the Communications Commission conducted trainings for 65 students and up to 20 teachers at the Sachkhere Business and Technology Academy. The beneficiaries were trained through the new modules “Internet for Employment” and “Artificial Intelligence Literacy.” During the four-hour session, they covered topics such as: introduction to innovative AI tools and their effective use; integration of AI in the professional ...

The Communications Commission has launched the Digital Support Programme in the municipality of Gori. As part of the initiative, informational meetings were held with representatives of the local government and administration, as well as with the head of the local educational resource centre. ComCom representatives also met with the residents of the target villages and provided them with detailed information about the programme.  The Communications Commission will conduct trainings in the ...

The Communications Commission has signed a memorandum of understanding with LEPL Youth Agency, the Public Defender of Georgia, and the Competition and Consumer Protection Agency of Georgia to raise awareness among young people. The goal of the memorandum is to jointly cooperate in strengthening youth centres and spaces, with a view towards their strategic development and effective communication with young people. Within the scope of their respective competencies, the parties will contribute to ...

Within the framework of LEPL Youth Agency’s Youth Events Support Programme, the Communications Commission conducted a training session titled “Artificial Intelligence for Employment” for 60 university students participating in a summer camp at the Kvareli Justice Training Centre. The training was led by Nino Gvagvalia and Salome Guguchia, trainers from ComCom’s Digital Support Programme, who have many years of experience delivering training in media literacy, digital ...

The Communications Commission has published its 2025 activity report, which includes a summary of last year's activities, as well as the plans for 2026. The annual report reviews the trends, achievements and challenges of the areas regulated by the Commission, including the telecom and broadcasting sectors. The annual report also includes detailed information on projects implemented across the country to develop media literacy.  The 2025 activity report covers such important topics as: 5G ...

The Communications Commission has held the 13th edition of the media literacy contest “Truth or Fiction?!”. Nearly 200 students from 8th, 9th, 10th and 11th grades representing various regions of Georgia took part in the competition. The jury selected three winners from the submitted entries, who received high-tech prizes from ComCom. In addition to the winners, the authors of the ten best entries also received prizes from the Commission.  According to the competition rules, ...

Head of the Media Services Regulation Department of the Communications Commission, Konstantine Koridze, took part in the 63rd meeting of the European Platform of Regulatory Authorities (EPRA).  The meeting was hosted by the Audiovisual Media Authority of Albania (AMA). Its purpose was to share information on the current developments and discuss cooperation issues between EPRA members and permanent observers.  The meeting included two interactive peer-learning sessions: “Making ...

Member of the Communications Commission Natia Kukuladze moderated a panel discussion at a student conference organised by Alterbridge University. The discussion was titled “Information Influences and Threats in the Digital Age: Media Literacy as a Response,” and was attended by students from Alterbridge and Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University. The panel discussed topics such as the use of social psychology in media literacy programmes as a path to reducing misinformation; ...

The Communications Commission has fined Formula TV GEL 2,500 – the minimum amount stipulated by law – for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. The Commission monitored the broadcaster’s programmes during April of this year, and found that Formula’s news programmes contained instances of presenters and journalists expressing personal opinions and failing to comply with the legal requirements of impartiality and balanced reporting.  The violations identified ...