Georgia

Badri Japaridze: The attitude taken by the “United National Movement”, is not a barrier to us partnering with Salome Zurabishvili. If any political force chooses to withdraw from the partnership, it is their choice, but we don’t intend to abandon the concept of unity or coordination.  

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**Strong Georgia Will Partner with Zurabishvili**

The United National Movement’s negative attitude towards Salome Zurabishvili will not stop Strong Georgia from working together. This was stated by Badri Japaridze, a leader of the party.

“We are not against Salome Zurabishvili,” said Japaridze. “Our main goal is to save the country and make sure it becomes part of Europe.” The party’s priority is new elections, which they believe will help solve the country’s problems.

**No Change in Plans**

Even if the United National Movement leaves a unity formed around Zurabishvili, Strong Georgia will not give up on working with other parties. “If any political force decides to step away from a particular unity, that is their decision,” said Japaridze. “We will still work closely with society and other forces willing to cooperate.”

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