As of today, the chance to save this model is that Salome Zurabishvili herself becomes a candidate for the position of prime minister, expert Gia Khukhashvili said.

As Khukhashvili pointed out in the "360 Degrees" program of "PalitraNews", President Salome Zurabishvili will pass this path most effectively, because she has the highest weight in the international community.

"I am sure that her [Salome Zurabishvili] candidate will be an interesting person, but no matter who he presents, this project will not be completed." I know the moods of the parties. Confrontation, no matter how profitably "Girchi" speaks, is not desirable, it will damage everything and will benefit the government. As of today, the chance to save this model is that Salome Zurabishvili herself becomes such a candidate. If we are talking about the fact that this is a temporary, technical government, the main function of which will be to return Georgia to the European path, and after that the technical government should resign, the most effective way will be the president, because she has the highest weight in the international community and she can best control this process. In addition, if she considered becoming one of the agreed candidates for the position of prime minister of the opposition after the elections, the parties would not be able to complain about it, because then they would blame themselves for the results they get in the elections," Khukhashvili said.

According to his assessment, today the president may be angry because of the positions of the opposition parties and act more categorically, but according to her, we will all lose."Ultimately, the president himself will lose. Now is not the time to start a controversy. I would like to stop the controversy and look at the elections. In this context, let's go to the elections and return the country to the European path", said Khukhashvili.

According to him, he had a conversation with Salome Zurabishvili about Zurabishvili being a candidate for the position of Prime Minister, on which the President was not categorical.

However, according to Khukhashvili, the president changed her position later.

"I had a conversation with Salome Zurabishvili. It is humanly difficult to understand why this load should not be carried. I told her that this issue should be resolved easily, the formula for this was to raise her issue. In this case, the parties would have no maneuver and everything would be agreed upon. Bringing in any alternative was risky. After speaking with the president, I came away optimistic because she was not categorical that she would not discuss this issue. However, later, as the voice reached me, she did not agree to this, I understand why and how," said Khukhashvili.