AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAirport Upgrade: Georgia has officially launched a $150M expansion of Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport, aiming to double annual capacity to 10 million passengers by 2028, with terminal and airfield upgrades plus new passenger facilities. Pro-European Protests: Supporters of Georgia’s Euro-Atlantic course kept up rallies outside Tbilisi’s parliament for a 593rd day, again calling for political prisoners’ release and fair elections. Border & Security: Georgia’s State Security Service says it detained a wanted suspect at the Georgia–Armenia border tied to an alleged “sabotage” plan linked to the 4 October 2025 protests; the detained fighter denies the claims. Tourism Access: Turkey published a list of 21 countries whose citizens can enter with national ID cards only, including Georgia. Travel Demand Shift: UAE holidaymakers are still booking Europe, but heat and visa delays are pushing them toward cooler regions and later-in-the-season plans. Culture in Focus: Gori Art House remains open as an independent space while its case heads to Georgia’s Supreme Court, after authorities moved to close it. Regional Notes: Abkhazia residents report fuel price jumps near the Russia border.
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