‘Electoral reform in Georgia is critical to democratic development,’-  Brock Bierman, assistant administrator for USAID’s bureau for Europe and Eurasia said on Twitter. In his words, he is disappointed that the ruling Georgian Dream party failed to deliver on its commitment to constitutional reforms.

‘We encourage all stakeholders, including the government, political parties, civil society, and citizens, to hold constructive dialogue, rebuild trust, and resolve differences through peaceful democratic processes.

Electoral reform in Georgia is critical to democratic development.

Reform, political pluralism are critical to democratic development. We’re watching closely in Tbilisi and Georgia and urge all sides to work together peacefully and constructively.

Disappointed that the ruling Georgian Dream party failed to deliver on its commitment to constitutional reforms.

In September visit to Tbilisi, Georgia Parliamentary leadership assured me constitutional and electoral reforms would pass. Georgian Dream hasn’t delivered on its public commitment to proportional elections in 2020. Reform, political pluralism now even more critical,’ Brock Bierman stressed.

We encourage all stakeholders, including the government, political parties, civil society, and citizens, to hold constructive dialogue, rebuild trust, and resolve differences through peaceful democratic processes.

— Brock Bierman (@BBiermanUSAID) November 21, 2019

Electoral reform in #Georgia is critical to democratic development.

— Brock Bierman (@BBiermanUSAID) November 21, 2019

Reform, political pluralism are critical to democratic development. We’re watching closely in #Tbilisi and #Georgia and urge all sides to work together peacefully and constructively. #Gvote2020

— Brock Bierman (@BBiermanUSAID) November 21, 2019

Disappointed that the ruling Georgian Dream party failed to deliver on its commitment to constitutional reforms.

— Brock Bierman (@BBiermanUSAID) November 21, 2019