Everyone, come to Rustaveli on October 4 at 4:00 PM—do not think that someone else’s attendance is enough. We take responsibility to ensure that no state institution’s functioning will be disrupted. If any minister or high-ranking official flees, it will not lead to a collapse of functions, stated Paata Burchuladze, the founder of the “Rustaveli Avenue” movement, during a briefing.
According to him, after “Ivanishvili’s regime ends,” all vital state services, such as healthcare, salaries, pension provision, law and order, and others, will be guaranteed.
“Friends, only hours remain until October 4—until the epochal victory of the Georgian people. We are gathering on Rustaveli so that the Georgian people can reclaim the power usurped by Ivanishvili. I call on all of you who want a dignified and free Georgia to come to Rustaveli on October 4 at 4:00 PM. Do not think that someone else’s attendance is enough.
Furthermore, I want to make a statement—we are often asked what will happen when Ivanishvili’s regime ends. I want to tell you that we take responsibility to ensure that no state institution’s functioning will be disrupted. If any minister or high-ranking official flees, it will not lead to a collapse of functions. Moreover, there will not be even a brief collapse as a result of this. All vital state services, such as healthcare, salaries, pension provision, law and order, and others, will be guaranteed. I want to emphasize that the operation of state institutions is ensured not only by ministers but also by numerous professionals working in various positions within these agencies. We not only expect but know for certain that these people will continue to carry out their functions. Therefore, everything now depends on you. Come to Rustaveli on October 4 at 4:00 PM, participate in this historic national gathering, and together let us create a new Georgia, end Ivanishvili’s regime, and reclaim our homeland,” stated Burchuladze.
Paata Burchuladze: We are often asked what will happen when Ivanishvili’s regime ends – we take responsibility to ensure that no state institution’s functioning will be disrupted
