Irakli Kadagishvili: It is a pity that during 34 years, the real investment from the EU side is not more than 100 million - Georgia will not lose anything, because it is ahead of many EU countries in a number of issues

Throwing these 100 million elsewhere will not cause any disruption in the functioning of the state - Georgia will not lose anything, because it is ahead of many EU countries in a number of issues! - This is how "Georgian Dream" deputy Irakli Kadagishvili responds to Josep Borrell, the EU's highest representative in foreign relations and security issues, according to whom civil society may receive EU financial assistance instead of state agencies.

As Kadagishvili explained, "transferring these 100 million elsewhere will not cause any disruption in the functioning of the state, and not a single pensioner, police officer, military officer, or socially vulnerable person will lose a single penny."

"It is a pity that during 34 years, the real investment of the European Union in Georgia is not more than 100 million. This is against the background that the budget of Georgia is 28 billion. The government of Georgia was spending both 28 billion and this 100 million absolutely transparently. It is interesting, does Mr. Borrell think that non-governmental organizations should spend this 100 million as transparently as the Georgian government spends, or should it turn into "black money"?!

This is a very important question to which we are interested in the answer!

It is clear that they cannot say that the elections did not take place, because the elections took place and they know very well. They want to get out of this situation slowly. The investigation will be completed in the prosecutor's office and they will see its results. Based on this, no one can stop Georgia's just path.

A number of representatives of the European Union were involved in the pre-election campaign in favor of the opposition, violating the principles of the law, the European Union, and democracy. Such an action is prohibited at the international level, in international practice, because the subsequent defeat is perceived as one's own defeat, and one's own defeat is translated into political relations between states.

They violated this practice and now they find themselves in such an embarrassing situation!", said Irakli Kadagishvili.