AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBusiness: Tbilisi hosted the Fusion Georgia 2026 banking and retail forum, bringing together more than 300 participants from six countries to discuss technology and business cooperation. Protests: Several hundred people gathered in central Tbilisi for the 683rd consecutive day of demonstrations, opposing the government’s course and calling for new elections and the release of political prisoners. Surrogacy: Georgia’s fast-growing surrogacy industry is drawing international clients, but a report highlights gaps in oversight of agencies and protections for parents and surrogate mothers. Occupied territories: Two Georgian citizens detained near the Tskhinvali occupation line in September have been released and returned to territory controlled by Tbilisi. Christian heritage: Georgia opened an international symposium marking 1,700 years since Christianity became the state religion, with senior officials, clergy and scholars attending.
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