Directs U.S. policy toward Georgia by conditioning some diplomatic engagement on democratic reforms, requiring new interagency reports and a five‑year bilateral strategy, and establishing a sanctions tool targeting foreign persons who corrupt or undermine Georgia’s sovereignty and democratic institutions. It also authorizes stepped-up exchanges and military cooperation if the President certifies sustained democratic progress and includes a five‑year sunset date.

Requires the Secretary of State to suspend a bilateral partnership commission until Georgia takes specific democratic actions, mandates a classified security assessment (including Chinese influence) and an unclassified five‑year strategy for U.S.–Georgia relations, and sets procedures, exceptions, and limited waiver authority for imposing asset and visa sanctions on those who threaten Georgia’s peace, stability, or territorial integrity.