Nearly two thousand Georgian businesses have signed a petition calling for new elections, and more are expected to join as the political crisis fueled by Georgian Dream s foreign policy U-turn and police repression continues to disrupt the economy. Over 1,800 companies, including leading supermarket chains such as SPAR, local branches of Big Four accounting firms
Monday 13 October 2025
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Businesses Back Georgian Protests as Crisis Disrupts Economy
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