On June 6, the Lead Economist of the ISET Policy Institute, Giorgi Papava, took part in the first annual conference of the "Information Integrity" coalition and spoke about the risks and threats associated with Russian capital in Georgia.

The conference focused on Russian hybrid threats, the various avenues of Kremlin influence in Georgia, and Georgia's state existing response. Panels at the conference delved into topics such as the role of money, corruption, and Russian capital in the Georgian economy, as well as the weaponization of history and distortion of memory and identity for propagandistic narratives.

"Information Integrity Coalition" is a project supported by the USAID and Zinc Network.