Georgia’s Anti-corruption Reforms Stall Amid Political Crisis And Allegations Of State Capture
Tbilisi. In parallel with Transparency International's annual Corruption Perceptions Index, the organization's Berlin Secretariat website is published in the article, as it will be intensively reviewed at this stage. The organization offers a Georgian translation of this article:
“Georgia’s score of 56 points in the 2020 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) is unchanged from 2019, when it dropped by two points compared with 2018. Moreover, Georgia has not seen significant improvement in the ranking since 2012, when CPI scores became comparable year to year. In a country once celebrated as a reformer, anti-corruption efforts have stagnated in nearly a decade”.
Source: The web-page of the organization
