Adjara. On December 14, in relation to completion of the anti-corruption week, Transparency International - Georgia held a meeting in the Batumi Press-Cafe, which sort of summarized the entire week event. Meeting participants have noted that since 2004 Georgia has achieved significant success in terms of combating various forms of corruption. Yet, there is still a danger in the country that high officials abuse their power and thus the corruption is strengthened anew. Representatives of Transparency International - Georgia believe that introducing the mechanism of mutual control in the governing system, enhancing public agencies and ensuring the political neutrality of the prosecutor's office is important for setting up the anti-corruption system. The students and local media and CSO representatives have attended the summarizing meeting.