There was no talk about the elections, not even about the issue of Salome Zurabishvili - an interesting conversation took place and it needs to be continued, since this is the main formula and not a formula aimed at adding fuel to the fire, - the first deputy speaker of the parliament, Gia Volski, told journalists.

According to him, talking at this level is welcome and good.

"During such a level of conversation, all speculations about which side is winning here are not correct and relevant. The main topic here is that Georgia wins and stability is maintained not only in our country, but also in the entire region. The European Union, France and its president are also interested in this. It is surprising that Georgia is the first to be interested. These topics were discussed for 1 hour. A very wide range of issues were discussed. There was no talk about the elections, nor about the issue of Salome Zurabishvili. An interesting conversation has taken place and it needs to be continued, since this is the main formula, not a formula aimed at adding fuel to the fire.

For example, some MEPs suggest not stopping confrontations, coup attempts, riots and physical confrontations. In contrast to this, we are talking at this level, which is welcome and good," said Volski.

On the same topic, Volski explained that any speculation related to this conversation, no matter which side it comes from, is inappropriate and irrelevant.

"Our opponents are trying to grab some moss. The head of the party is the person who is primarily responsible for the situation. The prime minister is the executor of the decision made by the political council, headed by Mr. Ivanishvili. As for the implementation and decision-making to fulfill the relevant strategic tasks, the leader of our government is doing an excellent job. So speculation is absolutely inappropriate, the main thing is the stability of Georgia and the region. Here, any talk and speculation from any side is inappropriate and irrelevant," said Volski.

For information, the telephone conversation between Bidzina Ivanishvili and Emmanuel Macron took place at the initiative of the French president.

According to the French President's administration, in a telephone conversation with Bidzina Ivanishvili, French President Emmanuel Macron called for an inclusive dialogue with all political parties and civil representatives.

In addition, according to the official report, the dialogue should be in accordance with the respect for the European and democratic aspirations of the Georgian people. According to their information, Macron called on Ivanishvili to release all detainees and to respect the freedom of expression and assembly.