**Giorgi Vashadze Delays Bail Decision, Criticizes Georgian Dream’s European Outreach**
In a recent interview with PalitraNews, Giorgi Vashadze, the leader of Strategy Builder, revealed that he has yet to make a decision on paying bail after being summoned before the temporary investigative commission of parliament. Vashadze stated that he will discuss the matter with his teammates tomorrow or the day after.
The issue of bail was imposed due to his failure to appear before the commission. When asked about his decision, Vashadze pointed out the pros and cons of each option. He noted that going to prison would be a sacrifice for someone else, but he also emphasized the importance of taking responsibility as leaders, especially in times when the country needs decisive moments.
Vashadze also praised fellow opposition politicians Irakli Okruashvili and Zura Japaridze for their decision to pay bail. He noted that this was not an easy choice, and both alternatives will be considered.
**Criticism of Georgian Dream’s European Outreach**
In addition to discussing his own situation, Vashadze also commented on Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze’s participation in the 6th Summit of the European Political Community in Albania. He criticized the government for its double standards in seeking relationships with European leaders.
Vashadze pointed out that while Georgian Dream is eager to take photos with European leaders, they are quick to label them as being part of the “global war” party or the “deep state.” This hypocrisy, according to Vashadze, highlights the difficulties facing Georgia’s government in its relations with Europe.
**A Call for Strong Leadership**
Vashadze expressed his desire for Georgia to have strong leaders who can effectively represent the country on the international stage. He called for a government that is recognized and respected by other nations, capable of visiting countries like America twice a year with a high-ranking delegation.
The reality, as Vashadze sees it, is difficult and far from ideal. However, he remains hopeful that Georgia will one day have leaders who can bring about positive change and recognition on the world stage.
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