Georgian Dream Chairman: "President Joined Campaign Against Georgia's Candidate Status"

| News, Politics, Georgia

On April 4, Irakli Kobakhidze, the chairman of Georgian Dream, said that Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili had joined the campaign against the EU candidate status.

He claimed that just a few days earlier, the President of Georgia explicitly declared that neither last year nor this year's standing as a candidate for the European Union was anything that Georgia deserved. The official added that the global war party [hinting at United National Movement] is interested in Ukrainization in Georgia, which the government will not allow. "The radical opposition cannot hide it, they are directly campaigning against the status of the candidate. You saw that Salome Zourabichvili joined this agitation a few days ago when she had a report in the Parliament of Georgia. She directly stated that Georgia did not deserve the candidate status last year, nor does it deserve this year. She also joined the campaign against the candidate status. They do not hide their desire. The only interest is to use the status of the candidate as an excuse to stir up the situation in the country," the official added.

"The radical opposition in Georgia has this interest, and their patrons have the same interest. We sometimes call them the "party of global war." There is a certain global power that has an interest in the Ukrainization of Georgia. Of course, we will do our best to prevent events from developing in this direction. It is in our interest that Georgia does not become Ukrainized, that Georgia receives the status of a candidate, that there is peace in Georgia; therefore, all steps will be taken for this purpose," Kobakhidze concluded.

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