We see an excerpt from a Danish article being used out of context in Georgian debates. The Embassy has no desire to contribute to the above and refrains from making additional comments, - reads the statement released by the Danish Embassy in Georgia.

The Embassy issued a statement regarding the feedback to the article of the Ambassador, Ane Toft Sørensen, published in a Danish newspaper, and explained that Denmark has continuously supported Georgia on its path to Euro-Atlantic integration.

"The article was written for a Danish newspaper after the historic decision to grant EU candidate status to Georgia. The article highlights Georgia's clear desire to continue its EU integration and focuses on the contribution that Denmark can make to support Georgia, including through its newly opened Embassy. Denmark has continuously supported Georgia on its path to Euro-Atlantic integration, and will remain a supporter of cooperation in the implementation of reforms for Georgia's accession to the European Union.

We see an excerpt from a Danish article being used out of context in Georgian debates. The Embassy has no desire to contribute to the above and refrains from making additional comments," reads the statement.

For information, according to the information of Formula, the Ambassador of Denmark to Georgia referred to the "founder of the Georgian dream" Bidzina Ivanishvili as an oligarch.

According to Formula, the Ambassador wrote about this in the OP-ED published in the local media, where he discussed recent events in Georgia, including the status of a candidate country.

“The ruling Georgian Dre­am party, founded by oligarch Bidzina Ivanishvili, who amassed his fortune in Russia in the 1990s, has been in power since 2012. The opposition, led by Saakashvili's United Natio­nal Movement party, constantly boycotts parliamentary work and accuses the authorities of politicizing the courts, suppressing free media and harassing members of the opposition," the Ambassador wrote.