Embassy: The UK is concerned by the re-introduction of a draft law on “transparency of foreign influence” in Georgia and accompanying rhetoric about donors' alleged interference in Georgian internal politics

The UK is concerned by the re-introduction of a draft law on “transparency of foreign influence” in Georgia and accompanying rhetoric about donors' alleged interference in Georgian internal politics, reads the statement released by the British Embassy in Georgia.

“UK support for civil society and independent media has long been a core pillar of the UK's partnership with Georgia. The proposed law, if finally adopted, risks impeding the ability of Georgia’s friends and strategic partners to continue to assist its democratic and economic development.

The UK reaffirms its commitment to supporting Georgia’s efforts to implement the legislative and other reforms necessary for Georgia's future membership of Euro-Atlantic institutions”, reads the statement.

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