Georgian People’s Act: Sanctions on Officials, $50M for Democracy Support.
This Act imposes financial and travel sanctions on Georgian officials and their families who actively undermine Georgia's Euro-Atlantic integration or engage in significant corruption. Simultaneously, the U.S. commits at least $50 million to directly support Georgian civil society, independent media, and anti-corruption efforts, helping citizens pursue their democratic and pro-Western aspirations. The passage of the controversial "foreign agents law" triggers a review and potential suspension of existing U.S. aid to the Georgian government.
Key points
U.S. travel bans and visa revocations for Georgian officials and their immediate families involved in blocking Western integration or corruption.
Allocation of at least $50 million to strengthen democracy, independent media, and anti-corruption initiatives directly supporting the Georgian people.
Review and potential suspension of U.S. security and foreign assistance provided directly to the Government of Georgia.
Status:
Expired
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