Head of the Media Lab of the Communications Commission Rusudan Chachanidze and startup project and acceleration manager Luka Kakabadze trained the participants of “Nasa Space Apps Challenge” – a hackathon organised by Startup Büro and GITA – in prototyping. During the meeting, participants familiarised themselves with the planning and implementation stages of the prototyping process. They later received individual consultation regarding their startups. “Nasa...

As part of the “Media Key” project, which aims to develop critical thinking skills among teenagers, the Communications Commission held a movie screening and discussion in Mziuri for school pupils and their parents.  The screening of short animated film Zolemia was followed by a discussion on the subject of “Films as a Tool for the Development of Critical Thinking,” which was led by filmmaker Nana Samanishvili, producer and researcher Ketevan Janelidze,...

As part of the Digital Support Programme, the Communications Commission held seminars in the municipalities of Ozurgeti and Chokhatauri on the use of eAuction.ge – the electronic portal of the National Agency of State Property (NASP). The seminar was chaired by the head of the Strategic Development Department at NASP Ketevan Kiknadze. Topics of discussion included the purpose of the portal, its capabilities and the terms of use. More than 50 entrepreneurs and local government...

Communications Commission member Ekaterine Imedadze and othe ComCom representatives took part in the four-lateral summit of electronic communications regulatory bodies organised by the Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications (BEREC), the Euro-Mediterranean Regulators Group (EMERG), the Eastern Partnership Electronic Communications Regulators Network (EaPeReg), and the Latin American Forum of Telecommunications Regulators (REGULATEL). The goal of the summit was to discuss...

In order to raise awareness among students about technology and the field of telecommunications, the Communications Commission held an informative lecture at Sukhumi State University, providing young people with information about 5G.  The public meeting was chaired by the ComCom Head of Technology and Spectrum Department Sandro Karumidze, who summarised the advantages of 5G technology, its distinguishing features from the already implemented technologies, current global trends and the...

As part of the Digital Support Programme, the Communications Commission trained more than 300 locals in the villages of Bostana, Bugeuli, Chrebalo, Dzirageuli, Khotevi, Khvanchkara, Kldisubani, Meore Tola, Tsesi, Nikortsminda, Pirveli Tola, Sadmeli, Likheti, Uravi and Kvatskhuti in the Municipality of Ambrolauri in digital literacy and safe use of the internet. With the help of specialists, beneficiaries learned how to search for information, create and use e-mail, use Google Maps and Google...

The Media Lab of the Communications Commission has held a seminar for novice and future startuppers, titled “How to Manage Finances in a Startup.” The meeting was chaired by the Finance Director of the Georgia Healthcare Group and co-founder of Ants Nika Tsiklauri. During the seminar, participants learned about effective allocation of startup cash, investments and grants, as well as budget management. For more than four years, the Media Lab has been offering startups important...

Member of the Communications Commission Natia Kukuladze, Head of the Media Development Department Mariam Dakhundaridze and Head of International Relations Nino Grdzelishvili met their British colleagues from the Office of Communications (OFCOM). The working visit was aimed at deepening cooperation with OFCOM and sharing experience in media literacy. Issues discussed during the meeting included the development of media literacy strategy, implementation of research and coordination among the...

The Communications Commission, together with the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia, presented to mobile operators the results of the economic impact analysis conducted for the purpose of Georgia's accession to the European Union roaming space. The project serves to prepare the relevant legal and economic bases, reduce roaming tariffs and reduce both wholesale and retail tariffs for international calls made between Georgia and the European Union. Within the framework of...

The Communications Commission has issued licenses to Cellfie Mobile for the use of frequency resources to implement 5G internet for a period of 15 years. In the auction held by the Commission for the implementation of 5G, Cellfie Mobile won one combined and three separate lots for frequency ranges of 700 MHz, 3400-3600 MHz, 2600 MHz and 1800 MHz. The combined cost of these lots was GEL 4,497,045, with the operator paying 30% of the sum into the state budget.  The terms of the auction...