AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPolitical Tensions: Demonstrators in Tbilisi again called for a change in political course, while a Saturday march highlighted concerns about prison conditions. The European Parliament condemned Georgian Dream’s bid to ban opposition parties and urged sanctions on senior officials; prosecutors are investigating allegations of police violence against an activist. Occupation-Line Detentions: Two Georgian citizens detained near Tskhinvali were released and returned to government-controlled territory after weeks of negotiations involving international partners. Christianity Anniversary: A symposium in Tbilisi and a visit by Ukrainian Orthodox Church leaders marked 1,700 years since Christianity became Georgia’s state religion. Economy & Connectivity: Georgia says the Anaklia deep-sea port project has drawn strong investor interest, as the government touts a $7 billion transport-infrastructure plan through 2032. Adjara: Regional leaders from Adjara and Turkey’s Trabzon, Rize and Artvin provinces discussed trade and investment cooperation. Surrogacy: A new report examines Georgia’s fast-growing surrogacy industry, including the sharp rise in births since 2021 and questions about the risks for surrogate mothers.
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