The Communications Commission has fined TV Formula GEL 5000, the minimum penalty prescribed by law, for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. The monitoring process conducted by the Commission between 15 and 17 June of this year found that presenters and journalists on Formula's news programmes had expressed personal opinions and violated the legal requirements for impartiality. According to the Commission, the violations consisted of evaluations and commentary made by the journalists...

The Communications Commission has issued a written warning to Imedi for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. The case concerns the information disseminated by the broadcaster on air, online, on its website, and on its social networks, about which NNLE Georgias Future Academy filed a complaint with the Commission.  The Commission found that the information disseminated on air and online by Imedi violated the requirements of the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. These include the...

Within the framework of the 2026 World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum and the "AI for Good" Global Summit, Chairman of the Communications Commission Goga Gulordava held a series of bilateral meetings and signed new memoranda of understanding to strengthen international cooperation. On behalf of ComCom, Mr. Gulordava signed cooperation memoranda with the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission of Jordan (TRC) and the Communications Regulatory Agency of Bosnia and Herzegovina...

Chairman of the Communications Commission Goga Gulordava, together with the ComCom delegation, took part in the 2026 World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum and the "AI for Good" Global Summit, held in Geneva. The events were organised by the International Telecommunication Union, in cooperation with UN agencies, including the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the United Nations Development...

The Communications Commission and the Environmental Information and Education Centre have launched a joint project titled Environmental Journalism for a Sustainable Future, which is aimed at strengthening the professional knowledge and competencies of media representatives. As part of the initiative, students of the Media School Studio at the Media Academy of the Communications Commission will take part in a series of thematic training sessions designed to improve the accurate, objective and...

As part of the Digital Support Programme, the communications Commission has trained entrepreneurs in Martvili. The training took place at the Martvili Town Hall, and was devoted to the subject of “Purposeful and Safe Use of the Internet.”  Local entrepreneurs received detailed information on issues that they will use effectively for their own business activities, including finding the desired information online, using Google applications, using social media platforms in a...

Following the integration of media literacy into schools and universities, the Communications Commission has launched a new initiative to introduce media literacy into preschool education. To support this effort, ComCom has translated and published the early childhood education guide “Path to Media Literacy,” which will be distributed gradually to kindergartens throughout Georgia. As the institution responsible for promoting media literacy nationwide, the Commission considers it...

The Communications Commission has imposed a GEL 2,500 fine on TV Pirveli for violating the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting. The Commission monitored the broadcaster's programming between 11 and 13 May, during which it reviewed the 11:00 a.m., 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. editions of the news programme Pirvelebi, identifying several instances in which current public policy issues were presented on the basis of the broadcaster's own opinions or editorial position. Under the principle of impartiality,...

The Communications Commission has concluded the Digital Support Programme in the municipality of Sachkhere. Due to high interest and demand compared to other municipalities, the Commission conducted the most training sessions (116) for the unprecedented number of 1,700 local beneficiaries. The certified trainings were conducted for the local population in the target settlements completely free of charge. The training modules included “Digital Literacy,” “Safe Use of the...

Representative of the Spectrum and Technology Department of the Communications Commission, Giorgi Papava, took part in the 21st European Spectrum Management Conference (ESMC) and the Direct-to-Device (D2D) Satellite Mobile Communications Policy Forum. The events focussed on spectrum policy, regulatory developments, and future strategies for spectrum management and implementation in Europe and beyond. The conference covered a broad range of issues, including: spectrum policy and the proposed...