Shalva Papuashvili: What OSCE/ODIHR wanted to say, it clearly said that the Georgian people have an elected government - everyone, at home and abroad, should respect the choice of the Georgian people

What OSCE/ODIHR wanted to say, it clearly said that the Georgian people have an elected government, - Speaker of Parliament Shalva Papuashvili wrote about this on his personal Facebook page.

As Papuashvili pointed out, it is disinformation that the OSCE/ODIHR should evaluate the elections with the words "free and fair" in order to consider them as valid.

"It is disinformation, as if the OSCE/ODIHR should evaluate the elections with the words "free and fair" in order to consider them as valid.

By the way, this misinformation was spread by the opposition in 2020, but in the end they had to deny it.

During my meeting with the OSCE/ODIHR Monitoring Mission, I also discussed this alleged misinformation and received clear confirmation that this is not the term used by the OSCE/ODIHR in its report.

That's why he didn't consider the elections of USA, France, Poland, Belgium and, you guessed it, Moldova as "free and fair" elections.

What OSCE/ODIHR wanted to say, it clearly said that the Georgian people have an elected government.

Everyone, at home and abroad, should respect the choice of the Georgian people.

The vote of 54% and 1,119,908 voters of "Georgian Dream" is more than clear and loud enough for someone to try to silence it," Shalva Papuashvili wrote on the social network.