Ruling party holding large assembly of its supporters in central Tbilisi today
The ruling Georgian Dream party top figures and PM Irakli Garibashvili have urged the public to join the assembly. Photo: epn.ge.
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The ruling Georgian Dream (GD) is holding a ‘large, summarising assembly of its supporters’ on central Freedom Square in the capital Tbilisi at 17:00 today.
GD head Irakli Kobakhidze urged the public on Monday to actively participate in municipal election run-offs on October 30, ‘to ensure the victory of the ruling party candidates in all 20 constituencies.’
Only several days are left before run-offs. We are destined for victory in all constituencies where the second round of elections is scheduled,” Kobakhidze said.
He has dismissed reports that the ‘assembly of supporters’ is a counter-rally to the United National Movement (UNM) opposition party demonstration held on October 14.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has also urged ‘every citizen of the country, who supports peaceful, stable development of the country, who are against the violence and injustice which took place under the United National Movement (UNM) government, to participate in the peaceful assembly.’
Traffic movement will be restricted due to the assembly on central streets today.
Movement will be banned on all streets connecting to Freedom Square – Shalva Dadiani, Kote Abkhazi and Giorgi Leonidze streets.
Traffic movement will be temporarily banned at Freedom Square starting midnight.
Traffic movement will be restricted due to a rally planned by the ruling Georgian Dream party on October 27.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has urged the public to participate in a large assembly in central Tbilisi on October 27, scheduled by the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party ahead of municipal elections run-offs on Saturday.
The ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party has announced they will hold an ‘assembly of its supporters’ on central Freedom Square in the capital Tbilisi on October 27, with ‘thousands of participants.’
According to the final results of the first round in the race, the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party received 46.74 per cent of the vote, the United National Movement (UNM) opposition party received 30.68 per cent of the vote while ex-PM Giorgi Gakharia’s For Georgia party garnered 7.79 per cent of the vote.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili has addressed crowds at a large assembly organized by the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party today, where he said that the country has a government which is ‘well-aware of the needs and necessities’ of its people and is taking ‘all steps’ to ensure Georgia’s stable and peaceful development.