"Today, when the law has been enforced and the state has risen to the top, I want to call on all political forces, for whom the country is precious, to open a real dialogue, to talk not about what divides us, but about what should unite us," the Georgian Prime Minister said. Minister Irakli Gharibashvili stated.
The head of government noted that in the light of the challenges facing the country, it is time for dialogue, not a clash.
"This is not a time for a clash, but a time for dialogue. I propose that all rational opposition forces enter parliament and use the country's legislature body as the main platform for discussion. As I mentioned yesterday, we are ready for a real dialogue at any time and in any format. Together we will take care of strengthening our statehood and independence, further strengthening the democratic system, overcoming economic and social problems, and ensuring Georgia's integration into the European Union and NATO.
Our homeland has no time to lose.
Today is not a time for division, but a time for unification. "May God be our protector," the prime minister said.
