According to David Meskhishvili, the reform of periodical technical inspection is in danger of collapse.

On January 31, the third meeting of the Technical Committee of Georgian Vehicles Inspection Bodies Association was held in Zestaponi, where the following topics were discussed:

• 2020 Action Plan of the Georgian Vehicles Inspection Bodies Association
• Compliance of current legislation with European standards
• Issues of legality of unplanned monitoring
• 2019-2020 Statistics

All these issues and problems turned into a recommendation and was sent to the relevant agencies for response

On December 20, the second meeting of Georgian Vehicle Inspection Bodies Association Technical Committee was held to discuss the following issues:

• Technical Regulations of the Periodical Technical Inspection 
• nonhomogeneous approaches

All of those problems was given recommendation and sent to the relevant agencies for response.

On December 6, a seminar was organized by GVIBA, about following issues:

• Social media management

Participants were awarded with certificates.

On December 4, by GVIBA with support of Georgian Technical University,  seminar was held about following topics:

• Road Transport – Problems, prospectives
• Vehicle testing and challenges.

Participants were awarded with certificates

On November 29,  a meeting of Technical committee of GVIBA was held, to discuss about following issues:

• Technical regulations
• nonhomogeneous approaches
• monitoring system

All of those problems were given recommendation and sent to the relevant agencies for response.

On September 5, because of exchange international experience, with invitation of GVIBA, international organization Opus’s CEO - Bill Opus Delhi and coordinator of Asia Atul shah were visited. Parties discussed about current issues, viewed Technical Inspection Centers. The equipment of the centers and their work process were positively evaluated.

On September 23, a meeting of the GVIBA was held. Where were attended the heads of 39 inspection centers. At the meeting the 2019-2020 Action Plan, the new structure and budget of the Association were approved. The news and changes are in full compliance with the recommendations of the international organization - CITA. Active members of the Association were awarded by David Meskhishvili – President of the GVIBA.