Bidzina Ivanishvili's time is up, and in 5 days the whole of Georgia will approve it, Tina Bokuchava, the chairman of "Unity-National Movement", said at the summary presentation of the "Unity-National Movement" program.

According to Bokuchava, the Georgian people will not give up the European future and Georgia will prove it in 5 days.

"Yesterday was really a very important day when the freedom-loving Georgian people gathered once again in Freedom Square to show the whole world and Bidzina Ivanishvili that the Georgian people will not give up on the European future and we will prove it in exactly 5 days.

Bidzina Ivanishvili travels across the country with an aquarium and is afraid to shake hands with his own people. why Because 12 years of politics of hate, politics of fear, built on lies, poverty, unemployment and international isolation have brought nothing. Therefore, Ivanishvili knows that his time is up. Yes, Ivanishvili's time is up, and in 5 days the whole of Georgia will prove it," said Tina Bokuchava.

In addition, Bokuchava once again introduced the election program of "Unity-National Movement" to the gathered public.

"As soon as we come to power, we will open negotiations on joining the European Union. Georgia will be given access to 14 billion euros. Our program is built on the conditions of a free, competitive market, where the government plays a supporting role, not a hindering one, as is the case now under Ivanishvili's government.

Our next promise is to cancel pension loans.

Another promise I want to remind the public is to end the "price mafia". "Price mafia" is artificially created, just to make Ivanishvili's clan rule. Which leads to catastrophically increased prices.

We will create a billion-dollar fund of President Mikheil Saakashvili in order to return people who were forced to emigrate to Georgia.

Let's color five in 5 days! We win with unity! Together we defeat the "Georgian Dream"! When we compete, we always win. "Unity-National Movement" will be the main locomotive of victory! We win with unity!", Tina Bokuchava said.