Tag: Grigol Gegelia

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia: We must understand that it’s not Keir Starmer or Scholz talking about education reform, but Kobakhidze, the head of a terrorist regime, so the goal is clear – I see a very high risk of political purges 

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia: The responsibility for the fact that we will most likely lose the visa-free regime lies with the Georgian Dream criminal gang – let’s come out, fight and take this country back 

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia: It is the height of cynicism when the Ministry of Foreign Affairs claims that they have supposedly sent this or that report to the European Union – the report is most likely nothing more than a collection of blank pages 

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia: We welcome the fact that OSCE/ODIHR observers will be present in Georgia – we will be in full coordination with all the missions that will be here 

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia: Neither the Arab states nor China have the interest in Georgia of the scale that would make them global players here – Ivanishvili is trying to find an alternative to the West, but he is not able to do this either 

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia on the opposition: I don’t want any format at all with people who can’t think. Sitting at the desk with the people who have been deceiving the voters for three months? – No, I have no desire 

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia – Azerbaijan, Armenia and other countries are signing a historic treaty of peace in Washington that is changing the politics throughout the region. Where is Georgia? Nowhere  

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia : Georgian Dream has launched a campaign against the German ambassador, not only from his residence but from the entire country. It’s unclear exactly what they’re after — it’s laughable to suggest a representative of Germany would do anything without a written contract – there is one.  

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia : This so-called Anti-Corruption effort has nothing to with actual Anti-Corruption; it is simply one of many tools used by the regime for internal clan-based conflicts.  

Georgia

Grigol Gegelia says the MEGOBARI Act is going to become a law this year. Our visits to Washington are the reason for this. Nothing will stop its implementation. However, additional work and efforts will be needed.