AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoParliament & EU Relations: Shalva Papuashvili marked one year since the Oct 4, 2025 storming of the presidential palace, urging Brussels to condemn the assault, stop backing “radical groups,” and repeal resolutions he says infringe on Georgia’s sovereignty. Prison & Human Rights: Kakha Kaladze said prisoner Giorgi Davitadze’s claims of sexual assault are part of an “orchestrated process,” arguing Georgia’s prison conditions have improved since 2012. Civil Society & Funding: The Friedrich Naumann Foundation closed its Tbilisi office, citing Georgia’s grant-law restrictions after its permission application was rejected. Regional Connectivity & Trade: Coverage highlights the US push for Eurasian routes, with TRIPP and Trans-Caspian plans framed as moving from concept to commercial preparation, while Armenia’s Pashinyan stresses removing barriers to exports and transit within the EAEU. Adjara Infrastructure: Adjara officials discussed ongoing and planned transport, school and municipal projects with the central infrastructure ministry, stressing coordination for timely delivery.
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