The Communications Commission is announcing the Media Literacy Olympiad for students and teachers for the third consecutive year, with the aim of raising awareness of media literacy within school communities. Schools across Georgia can submit their competition entries from 21 September through 21 October.  The Olympiad is open to school teams, which must consist of students from grades I–VIII or IX–XII, and be led by one teacher. Using reliable sources and citing them...

Representative of the Media Services Regulation Department of the Communications Commission, Tinatin Chachukashvili, took part in the 13th annual meeting of the Black Sea Broadcasting Regulatory Authorities Forum (BRAF), organised by the Bulgarian Council for Electronic Media (CEM) and the BRAF Secretariat.  The 13th BRAF annual meeting aimed to facilitate the exchange of experience and best practices among member states on the event’s main topic, “Artificial Intelligence in...

Chairman of the Communications Commission Goga Gulordava and Commissioner Natia Kukuladze met with UNICEF Representative in Georgia Isabella Castrogiovanni and UNICEF Communication Programme Manager Maia Kurtsikidze. During the working meeting, the parties discussed the current state of media literacy in the country, the importance of media literacy skills in the modern information environment, and the results achieved in integrating media literacy into formal education. The discussion also...

Giorgi Kavtaradze, representative of the Competition Promotion and Market Regulation Department of the Communications Commission, took part in the 21st World Telecommunication/ICT Indicators Symposium (WTIS-26), organised by the Telecommunication Development Bureau (BDT) of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and the Swiss Confederation. The ComCom representative also attended the 17th meeting of the Expert Group on Telecommunication/ICT Indicators (EGTI) and the 14th meeting of the...

The Communications Commission has issued a written warning to Media Holding, operating under the brand name Rustavi 2, for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. Specifically, the monitoring activities carried out by the Commission between 10 August and 12 August of this year established that the 21:00 news programmes on the channel contained instances of reporting news based on the broadcaster’s personal attitudes/opinions. The legislation prohibits broadcasters from covering, in...

The Chairman of the Communications Commission, Goga Gulordava, and  Commissioner Ekaterine Imedadze held a working meeting with Dynamite Obinna, International Policy Lead for Europe and Africa at SpaceX. The parties discussed the SpaceX's operating priorities and future plans in Georgia. During the working meeting, ComCom representatives provided an overview of Georgia’s telecommunications sector, its future outlook, and the prospects for developing innovative telecommunications...

The Communications Commission, with the support of the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), and the National Center for Teacher Professional Development (TPDC), is announcing the first edition of the “Become a Media Literacy Trainer” competition. The project aims to train qualified media literacy trainers who will apply the knowledge and experience they gain in educational settings and contribute to the development...

The Communications Commission found Formula Multimedia in violation of the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting but exempted the company from liability. Specifically, Formula Multimedia failed to submit to the Communications Commission the statistical reporting forms for the second quarter of 2026: Form 1.5 – Sources of Broadcaster Financing; Form 1.6 – Paid and Free Services Provided to the Broadcaster; and Form 1.7 – Funding Provided by Legal Entities/Individuals, reported...

As part of the Youth Event Support Programme of LEPL Youth Agency, the Communications Commission delivered a training session on “Effective Use of Artificial Intelligence” to 60 high-school students participating in a summer camp. The training, held at the Kvareli Justice Training Center, was led by Nino Gvagvalia and Salome Guguchia, trainers from ComCom’s Digital Support Programme.  In cooperation with the Youth Agency, ComCom conducted thematic training sessions for...

The Communications Commission, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, organised an informational webinar for school teachers and principals titled “How to Teach Media Literacy?” Nearly 450 teachers interested in teaching media literacy attended the webinar and received detailed information about media literacy education.  During the webinar, member of the Communications Commission Natia Kukuladze talked about the importance and outcomes of...