Georgia is preparing to deepen its integration into the European audiovisual sector through a new international convention on TV series co-production.

The agreement, developed in cooperation with the Council of Europe, is expected to be signed in Lille by Minister of Culture Tinatin Rukhadze.

Focused on the co-production of series-format audiovisual works, the convention aims to strengthen collaboration between European and partner countries.

For Georgian production companies, the initiative could open the door to new funding streams and broader participation in high-budget international projects.

Officials highlight that the move is part of a wider strategy to support the country’s creative industries and position Georgia as a competitive player in the global screen sector.

By aligning with European standards and networks, the agreement is also expected to enhance the international visibility of Georgian storytelling and cultural output.