Has the era of chaos ended in Georgia?The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Garibashvili, said in a speech today that the era of chaos had ended in Georgia. His speech was dedicated to the prosecution of the ex-President, Mikhail Saakashvili, on charges of embezzlement of public funds and abuse of power. "Everyone will be punished accordingly, and all citizens are equal before the law, whether it is a Prime Minister, President, Chairman of the Parliament, or any other employee," Garibashvili said. The head of the Institute for Strategy Management, Petre Mamradze, told VK in an interview that the statement made by the prime minister can be perceived only as political and not factual. "I am one of those who welcomed the fact that, although with a significant delay, a criminal case against Saakashvili was finally opened." However, as Mamradze explained, the current situation in Georgia is reminiscent of Saakashvili's times. The expert urged the new authorities not only to prosecute former leaders but also to follow the law in their current activities.The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Garibashvili, said in a speech today that the era of chaos had ended in Georgia. His speech was dedicated to the prosecution of the ex-President, Mikhail Saakashvili, on charges of embezzlement of public funds and abuse of power.
"Everyone will be punished accordingly, and all citizens are equal before the law, whether it is a Prime Minister, President, Chairman of the Parliament, or any other employee," Garibashvili said.
The head of the Institute for Strategy Management, Petre Mamradze, told VK in an interview that the statement made by the prime minister can be perceived only as political and not factual. "I am one of those who welcomed the fact that, although with a significant delay, a criminal case against Saakashvili was finally opened." However, as Mamradze explained, the current situation in Georgia is reminiscent of Saakashvili's times.
The expert urged the new authorities not only to prosecute former leaders but also to follow the law in their current activities.
