AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoPrison Inquiry: Georgia’s Prosecutor’s Office closed its investigation into convict Giorgi Davitadze’s allegation of sexual assault, saying witness interviews, forensic checks and video review found no violence or crime. Anaklia Port: Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze says investors and countries have shown strong interest in the deep-sea port; an 18-kilometre rail link, estimated to cost $200 million, is being designed. Politics and Protests: The European Parliament has urged sanctions on Georgian officials and condemned efforts to ban opposition parties. Government figures dismissed the resolution, as protests against police violence and the government’s course continued in Tbilisi. South Ossetia: Authorities there fined two Georgian residents for alleged border crossings and ordered their return to Georgia after payment. Adjara: Regional officials from Adjara and Turkey’s Rize province discussed cooperation.
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