When the ambassador refers to a figure of political importance as an oligarch without any justification, it is the obligation of the state institutions to indicate her functions - she realized that her action is not suitable for the ambassador - the chairman of the Committee on Procedural Issues and Rules Irakli Kadagishvili said, responding to the letter of the Danish ambassador.

where she refers to Ivanishvili as an oligarch, which resulted in his being summoned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

According to him, the ambassador is now changing her position and is inconsistent.

"You throw around the word oligarch in such a way that you don't even know its legal value. When the ambassador of a foreign country refers to a figure of political importance as such without any justification, the state institutions are obliged to indicate to this ambassador where his functions begin and end according to international law. Georgia is a sovereign state and the ambassador is in this sovereign state and not in a non-governmental organization. We have not heard a single assessment from any ambassador, including from the opposition, about any vandalism, focus on that. Of course, now she is changing her position, this is inconsistent behavior on the part of the ambassador, and she has to do it. We also read in the statement that her statement should no longer be the subject of media discussion. SHe realized or was made to realize that this action of her is not suitable for an ambassador," said Kadagishvili.