Parliament Vice Speaker: United National Movement “threat” to destabilise country causes “serious dissatisfaction” in society
"There are very difficult processes going on in the world, [and] against this background there is a constant threat to destabilise the country, develop a revolutionary scenario, forcibly or not forcibly change the Government through a negotiated strategy, and confuse the country,” the Vice Speaker noted. News.ge
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The “threat” from the United National Movement opposition party to destabilise the country is causing “serious dissatisfaction” in the Georgian society, Gia Volski, a ruling party MP and Vice Speaker of the Georgian Parliament, said on Wednesday.
Volski was responding to comments by some opposition politicians about imprisoned former president Mikheil Saakashvili’s plans for forcing early elections in the country, and said “such statements” caused “dissatisfaction”, including among supporters of the opposition.
"There are very difficult processes going on in the world, [and] against this background there is a constant threat to destabilise the country, develop a revolutionary scenario, forcibly or not forcibly change the Government through a negotiated strategy, and confuse the country,” the Vice Speaker noted.
Volski also said the Georgian Government was “really” creating a prospect of peace on the backdrop of “difficult” international developments, in his criticism of the opposition.
Some political opponents of the Georgian Government are trying to drag the country into processes that will lead to economic collapse, Gia Volski, the First Deputy Chairman of the Georgian Parliament, said on Monday.
There is “no precondition” for early Parliamentary elections in Georgia and it “makes no sense” to talk about it, Levan Ioseliani, a member of the Citizens opposition party and the Vice Speaker of the Parliament, said on Tuesday following comments by an opposition politician about imprisoned former president Mikheil Saakashvili’s plans for early elections in the country.
The State Security Service of Georgia has launched an investigation into possible attacks on Georgian state officials following comments by Gia Volski, the Vice Speaker of the Parliament, the Security Service told Imedinews on Friday.
The opposition United National Movement party is “mobilised to plan certain provocations” during the visit of the Georgian Parliamentary delegation to Ukraine that is set to begin today, Vice Speaker of the Georgian Parliament Gia Volski said on Friday.
The ruling Georgian Dream party marked the 10th anniversary of its foundation on Thursday with a statement that said it had formed the first Government in modern Georgian history during which the country did not experience war.
Mikheil Sarjveladze, the Chairman of the Committee on Human Rights of the Georgian Parliament, on Thursday said the ruling Georgian Dream party had brought “real change” in the country through the “completely independent” judiciary system.
The individual is the “principal value” for the ruling Georgian Dream party, which has “never deviated” from this focus, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said on Thursday on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the foundation of party.