Georgia has signed an MoU with Hedera to explore moving its land registry on-chain. The plan also considers real estate tokenization to boost transparency and property rights.

Georgia’s Ministry of Justice has signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding with Hedera to study whether parts of the country’s land registry can be moved onto a blockchain and whether real-estate tokenization can be added on top of that registry framework. The stated goals are to improve security, auditability, transparency, and property-rights protection, with working groups from the ministry and the National Agency of Public Registry expected to assess technical and legal feasibility next.

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