Venice Commission Issues Opinion on Georgia's Judicial Reform
The Venice Commission has published an opinion on Georgia's Organic Law on Common Courts, urging the country to implement a comprehensive judicial reform strategy based on a broad and inclusive consultation.
Chinese Company Named as Contractor for Collapsed Section of East-West Highway
The Chinese state company China Road and Bridge Corporation has been identified as the contractor responsible for the Ubisa-Shorapni section of the East-West highway, where a section of the road collapsed on March 13.
Tbilisi is Hosting EU Regional Ambassadorial
Georgia's Prime Minister, Irakli Gharibashvili, recently hosted a dinner for a visiting EU delegation at Mtatsminda, where he discussed Georgia's European integration process with the diplomats.
Armenia Offers India a Trade Corridor through Georgia
The Armenian government proposes a Persian Gulf-Black Sea trade corridor through Georgia to connect India with Russia and Europe, bypassing Azerbaijan and benefiting from Indian funding and expertise.
Georgia Secures New Investor for Kulevi Oil Refinery Project
Recently, the Georgian Minister of Economy, Levan Davitashvili, announced that a new investor, Black Sea Petroleum, will take over the operation of the Kulevi oil terminal.
Georgian Companies Experience Significant Drop on London Stock Exchange
The capitalization of three Georgian companies listed on the London Stock Exchange experienced a significant drop, with a total decrease of £185 million from the previous week.
Construction Begins on Gudauri Water Supply: Over 22 Million GEL Allocated from State Budget
The United Water Supply Company of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure is set to commence construction on the main building, pumping station, and main pipe for Gudauri township in Kazbegi municipality.
Parliament Drops Transparency of 'Foreign Influence' law
During the parliamentary plenary session, the draft law on "Transparency of Foreign Influence" was voted on and ultimately rejected in its second reading,
Kelly Degnan: Georgian People, Especially Students and Young People, Spoke Loudly and Clearly, and Finally the Ruling Party Listened to them."
Kelly Degnan, the US ambassador to Georgia, has emphasized the importance of each member of parliament officially rejecting the draft law on foreign influence passed in the first reading, in response to the public protests against the law.
