Protest held outside Polish Embassy in Tbilisi over Donald Tusk’s remarks on visa-free travel

A protest was held on Friday outside the Polish Embassy in Tbilisi, where demonstrators gathered to express outrage over recent comments made by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

The protesters were demanding a formal apology from Tusk for what they described as an insult to the Georgian people.

The demonstration was sparked by Tusk’s statement indicating that he was lobbying for the restriction or suspension of Georgia’s visa-free travel to the European Union.

His remarks have drawn significant backlash in Georgia, where visa-free access to the EU is seen as a key symbol of the country’s European aspirations.