AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 minutes agoRussia Trade: Moscow has temporarily suspended imports and sales of wine, beer, mineral water and other drinks from several Georgian producers, including Tbilvino, Teliani Valley and Nabeglavi, citing safety and quality rules. EU Relations: EU Ambassador Paweł Herczyński said Georgia’s next enlargement assessment will reflect worsening conditions; Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze hit back, accusing European officials of misreading democracy and human rights. The EU also announced €38 million in new projects for Georgian communities. Protests and Rights: Demonstrators marched through Tbilisi under the slogan “Georgia against Ivanishvili,” calling for a change in political course. Separately, Davitadze’s mother rejected prosecutors’ conclusion that prison staff committed no crime in the alleged abuse of her son. Regional Connectivity: Azerbaijan received 416 freight trains from China in the first nine months of 2026, up 40% year on year, strengthening the Middle Corridor that runs through Georgia and links Asia with Europe.
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