In Tbilisi, members of the party of ex-president Mikheil Saakashvili 'United National Movement' (ENM) held a rally in front of the Ministry of Energy on the embankment of the River Kura with the demand not to cooperate with Gazprom.
A representative of the party, Nugzar Tsiklauri, stated about the readiness "to use all forms of protest, including street rallies."
Earlier, Energy Minister Kakha Kaladze stated that Georgia will not be dependent on Gazprom, because Tbilisi has diversified ways of supplies from Azerbaijan, APA reports.
