The Czech Republic has announced an allocation of €230,000 in emergency assistance to support Georgian civil society and independent media. The decision, conveyed through a statement by the Czech Foreign Ministry on social media platform X, underscores the country’s commitment to democratic values and solidarity with the Georgian people.
"The Czech Republic condemns the recent violence against peaceful protesters in Georgia and expresses solidarity with the democratic aspirations of the Georgian people. Today, we are reaffirming our commitment to provide €230,000 in emergency assistance to Georgian civil society and independent media," the statement reads.
This funding aims to bolster efforts to promote freedom of expression, strengthen independent journalism, and support civic organizations in Georgia amid challenges to democratic processes. The announcement comes in response to escalating tensions and violence surrounding protests in the country, highlighting the Czech Republic's active stance in defending democratic principles and human rights in the region.
