Paata Sheshelidze
Paata Sheshelidze is the president of the New Economic School in Georgia and a vocal critic of the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) presence in the country. He argues that the IMF has outlived its usefulness in Georgia and that its recommendations have often been detrimental to the nation’s economic interests. Recently, he expressed support for the idea of the IMF withdrawing from Georgia, asserting that it would not harm the economy and could lead to more effective domestic policies.
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Georgia:
Paata Sheshelidze disagrees with the business association's leader and questions the validity of the investment readiness claims.
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Georgia:
Paata Sheshelidze noted that the situation after the local elections will depend specifically on October 4.
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Georgia:
Paata Sheshelidze believes that the decision to suspend visa-free travel may be due to the criminal activities of Georgian emigrants in Europe.
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Georgia:
Paata Sheshelidze argues that the International Monetary Fund's recommendations have not benefited Georgia.
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