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Cellfie was represented by two speakers during the United Nations General Assembly High-Level Week (UNGA High-Level Week) in New York: Rostom Talakhadze, CEO of Cellfie Mobile, and Ia Mameishvili, Risk and Compliance Director.

On 22 September, Cellfie CEO Rostom Talakhadze participated in the session ‘Integrity as a Competitive Advantage' at the United Nations Global Compact Leaders Summit 2026. The session brought together representatives from the business and academic communities, as well as international organisations. Speakers included Harvard Business School Professor Lynn Paine and representatives from Deloitte, RELX, Safaricom, AtkinsRéalis, and CMPC.

The Leaders Summit is the UN Global Compact’s annual gathering, held during the UN General Assembly High-Level Week. This year, on 22–23 September in New York, the Summit brought together business leaders and experts from around the world to discuss the role of the private sector in advancing sustainable growth and addressing global challenges.

During the session, Talakhadze shared Cellfie’s transformation journey with an international audience, along with the company’s perspective on how integrity and high standards of compliance can become not only a corporate responsibility, but also a foundation for trust and long-term competitive advantage.

On 25 September, Cellfie’s Risk and Compliance Director, Ia Mameishvili, participated in an event organised by the UN Global Compact Network Georgia.

Mameishvili was a speaker in the discussion ‘AI and People: Inclusion, Skills, and the Future of Work.’ The discussion focused on the responsible use of artificial intelligence, changes in the workplace, the development of new skills, and inclusive digital transformation. Mameishvili shared her perspective and practical experience in AI ethics, governance, and responsible use with an international audience.

Cellfie’s participation in these discussions reflects the company’s continued focus on business integrity and compliance. In 2025, Cellfie became the only telecommunications company in Georgia to obtain the international ISO 37001 Anti-Bribery Management Systems and ISO 37301 Compliance Management Systems certifications.

Cellfie is also a member of the UN Global Compact Network Georgia and actively participates in initiatives that promote responsible business practices, transparency, and sustainable development.

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