Georgia’s ‘foreign agents’ law could have negative impact on economy and investor confidence, warns European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). EBRD has raised concerns that the implementation of this law could lead to a decline in investor confidence in Georgia. This could result in a decrease in foreign investment and limit the country’s growth prospects. The EBRD is urging Georgia to reconsider the implementation of this law to maintain a favorable business environment and safeguard the country’s economic growth. Failure to address these issues could have serious consequences for Georgia’s economy and its attractiveness to foreign investors.
EBRD Warns of Negative Consequences for Georgia’s Economy Due to New ‘Foreign Agents’ Law
