EU leaders show amiable attitude towards Georgia, PM Kobakhidze says
20:17, 21.02.2024
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Parliamentary majority meets at GD office with PM in attendance
- PM meets Economy Ministry staff
- PM: Non-transparency of NGOs funding creates fertile ground for constant instability which is unacceptable
- PM: Despite enduring most formidable challenges, Georgia and its independence persist. Today, Georgian society boasts wealth of experience compared to nascent years of independence restoration
- Várhelyi: In phone talk with PM, Slovakia’s tragic event was made as example, reference to where high level of polarisation can lead in society even in Europe
- PM says NGOs serve as political tools in many nations to achieve political interests
- PM: Transparency Law ensures bulk of things; makes hard attack church or carry out LGBT propaganda with foreign funds
- PM: Venice Commission's conclusion reads what certain NGOs say which goes beyond limitations; meaning renunciation of professional ethics, dignity
- PM: Opponents didn't desire healthy, open discussion over Transparency Law
- Georgian PM offers youth to choose 10 delegates to partake in public debate over Transparency Law
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