One of funders of Georgian opposition hires US lobbyist for $600 000, FARA filing reveals

A recent document published on the United States Department of Justice website, in compliance with the Foreign Agents Registration Act, reveals that Reformatics, a company owned by Nika Gilauri, one of the funders of the Georgian opposition and the PM under the former UNM Government, has hired the US-based lobbying firm Continental Strategy.

The contract, valued at $600 000, outlines efforts to advance US-Georgia relations.

According to the FARA filing, Continental Strategy will represent Reformatics in a comprehensive program designed to enhance ties between the United States and Georgia. Their activities may encompass lobbying efforts, the preparation and dissemination of informational materials, and engagement with US policymakers.

Specifically, the contract details that Continental Strategy will be responsible for developing and implementing a strategic plan for engagement with stakeholders in the US executive and legislative branches.