The National Agency of Public Registry (NAPR) under the Ministry of Justice continues to hold informational meetings at educational institutions, introducing young people to the Agency’s key areas of activity. As part of the “Young Property Owner” initiative, representatives of the Agency held a meeting at Vladimir Komarov Tbilisi Physics and Mathematics Public School, where students from grades IX–XI were introduced to Georgia’s model of immovable property registration implemented by the NAPR. The students received information about the key legal aspects and procedures involved in immovable property registration. Particular attention was paid to the role of property owners, the NAPR’s databases, and the possibilities of identifying real estate through electronically accessible maps.
A representative of the Sporadic Land Registration Service of the NAPR’s Property Registration Department provided the students with a detailed overview of the different types of immovable property registration, namely sporadic and systematic registration, as well as subsequent registration procedures, using practical examples. The students also had the opportunity to ask the field expert questions of interest to them regarding property rights and property registration.
The National Agency of Public Registry will continue its cooperation with educational institutions and organize educational meetings for young people. These informational sessions aim to raise awareness of the Agency’s activities and public services, while providing young people with practical knowledge
