Shalva Papuashvili says that each donor country is now under suspicion, and it is their responsibility to prove to the Georgian public, through transparency and publicity how the funds they allocated have been spent.  

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New Era for Foreign Aid

The of foreign aid has changed. The new US administration is being very strict about how money from its own budget is spent on foreign assistance. This is a big change, and it’s making other countries that give aid to Georgia feel suspicious.

According to Shalva , the Speaker of Parliament in Georgia, every donor now has to prove how they spend their money. This means being and about where the funds go. The silence from other embassies and is not acceptable, says Papuashvili. They should be doing the same as the US administration.

There’s evidence that some EU and foundations were also funding destabilization in Georgia. The European Endowment for Democracy is example of this. It uses secret methods to fund radical groups and parties. Papuashvili expects all donor countries, including Sweden, the Netherlands, , and the EU, to be as transparent as the US administration.

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