Tina Bokuchava: Although we do not have hopes for any fundamental changes, we will still consider the issue of formal participation in working groups together with other opposition parties

Although we do not have hopes for any fundamental changes, we will still consider the issue of formal participation in working groups together with other opposition parties, Tina Bokuchava, the chairperson of the National Movement faction, said.

As she noted, the issue of participation in working groups is considered among them so that partners can see the efforts of the opposition.

"Unfortunately, the working groups will be another political play of the regime and another attempt to convince the European Union that they have the will to carry out political reforms, based on cosmetic facade changes. We understand very well that no one will be fooled by cosmetic and facade changes, because fundamental changes are to be implemented, which will be implemented after the change of government. However, formally we will consider participating in this process and we will consult with other opposition parties. Changes will not be implemented, the "Russian regime" will not be able to fight against Russian disinformation, Ivanishvili will not and will not de-Ivanishvilize, the judicial clan will not be removed from justice by Ivanishvili, but despite the fact that we do not have hopes for any fundamental changes, we will still consider the issue of formal participation together with other opposition parties, including for our European partners to see that the opposition is doing everything to fulfill the 9 reservations, but we have a government that is itself a propagandist of the Kremlin, and their only task is to maintain power, not to implement reforms," said Bokuchava.

For information, the chairman of the Georgian Dream party, Irakli Kobakhidze, announced on November 24 that the action plan related to the implementation of 9 priorities will be finalized by Monday. According to him, one of the constituent parts of this plan will be the creation of work formats with the participation of the opposition and the civil sector.