Usupashvili says Georgian Dream coalition won't collapse

There won't be a collapse of the Georgian Dream ruling coalition, the Chairman of the Parliament David Usupashvili said.

"I cannot see preconditions for serious changes. The discussions about it are nothing more than political speculation, and I have to dispel hopes of those dreaming of the coalition’s collapse. There may be several changes in both the Parliament and the government," Sputnik Georgia cited him as saying.Usupashvili assured that the Republican Party wants to be a reliable partner of the Georgian Dream party, but "this does not mean that we will agree with everything." "We have our own goals and our partners know this. If we see that they are not interested in our approaches, we do not stay," he stressed.

"I cannot see preconditions for serious changes. The discussions about it are nothing more than political speculation, and I have to dispel hopes of those dreaming of the coalition’s collapse. There may be several changes in both the Parliament and the government," Sputnik Georgia cited him as saying.

Usupashvili assured that the Republican Party wants to be a reliable partner of the Georgian Dream party, but "this does not mean that we will agree with everything." "We have our own goals and our partners know this. If we see that they are not interested in our approaches, we do not stay," he stressed.