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Georgia without foreign agents! " - Kobkidze announced the fight against foreign influence and economic growth at 7.4% The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobkidze, made statements about the economy, politics and the situation in the South Caucasus. Georgia's economy, according to the Prime Minister, is growing faster than the forecasts of international organizations. "The average economic growth for three quarters is 7.4%. We significantly exceed the early forecasts of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. An important factor that contributed to maintaining high growth rates was the victory over corruption at the highest level. We had problems, but we solved this issue thoroughly," Kobkidze said. The prime minister spoke separately about foreign agents in Georgian politics. "Georgia without foreign agents is our slogan. We eliminate foreign agents in Georgian politics. There should be no place for foreign agents in Georgian politics. There must be political parties in Georgia, but each of them must serve the interests of its country and its people," said the Prime Minister. Kovachidze also touched on the situation in the South Caucasus. "Today, against the background of the geopolitical changes taking place in the region, it is of particular importance to strengthen peace and stability between the countries of the South Caucasus. Georgia has always been a passionate supporter of peaceful coexistence and dialogue in the region." Context: Statements about the fight against "foreign agents" are heard against the background of the Constitutional Court of Georgia considering the claim of the Georgian ruling party "Dream" to ban five political associations from the opposition. The ruling party claims that its actions are aimed at protecting the country's sovereignty. Opposition representatives, in turn, see such policies as limiting political competition.

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Georgia without foreign agents! " - Kobkidze announced the fight against foreign influence and economic growth at 7.4% The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobkidze, made statements about the economy, politics and the situation in the South Caucasus. Georgia's economy, according to the Prime Minister, is growing faster than the forecasts of international organizations. "The average economic growth for three quarters is 7.4%. We significantly exceed the early forecasts of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. An important factor that contributed to maintaining high growth rates was the victory over corruption at the highest level. We had problems, but we solved this issue thoroughly," Kobkidze said. The prime minister spoke separately about foreign agents in Georgian politics. "Georgia without foreign agents is our slogan. We eliminate foreign agents in Georgian politics. There should be no place for foreign agents in Georgian politics. There must be political parties in Georgia, but each of them must serve the interests of its country and its people," said the Prime Minister. Kovachidze also touched on the situation in the South Caucasus. "Today, against the background of the geopolitical changes taking place in the region, it is of particular importance to strengthen peace and stability between the countries of the South Caucasus. Georgia has always been a passionate supporter of peaceful coexistence and dialogue in the region." Context: Statements about the fight against "foreign agents" are heard against the background of the Constitutional Court of Georgia considering the claim of the Georgian ruling party "Dream" to ban five political associations from the opposition. The ruling party claims that its actions are aimed at protecting the country's sovereignty. Opposition representatives, in turn, see such policies as limiting political competition.

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