AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDiplomatic Shake-Up: The U.S. Embassy in Georgia named Amy V. Diaz as Chargé d’Affaires ad interim, replacing Alan Persell, as she takes over a key diplomatic role with prior experience in Tbilisi. Regional Infrastructure: The Asian Development Bank approved a $250 million loan for the Tbilisi Bypass, backing an 18.9 km four-lane road to cut congestion and improve freight reliability. Border & Rights: Georgian authorities denied international protection to 17 Ukrainian citizens trapped for nearly a year in the Upper Lars–Daryali basement, citing State Security counterintelligence concerns and possible expulsion. Politics & Society: A new pro-government initiative group is pushing a legislative plan to “protect national values,” while a separate report says protesters have been detained near the Tbilisi City Assembly over “offensive banners.” Foreign Policy Signals: Georgia’s Foreign Ministry said Nauru severed ties with occupied Abkhazia and Tskhinvali, while Abkhazia’s de facto authorities claim “external pressure” drove the move. Urban Governance: Demolition of Tbilisi’s Rike Tubes in Rike Park has begun, with the city requiring completion by Dec. 25.
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