On the 25th day of the protests, residents of Kakheti and Kiziki are holding a rally-march from Erekle II Square in Tbilisi to the Parliament of Georgia under the slogan - “Quietly but stubbornly towards Europe!”

The participants of the rally are carrying banners written in the Kakhetian dialect. They are also carrying the flags of the European Union and Georgia.

As the participants of the rally say, like the population of other regions of Georgia, they also want new elections.

For information, citizens have been holding protests for the 25th day. The protesters demand the release of citizens detained during the protests and the appointment of new elections. For information, the large-scale protests were triggered by the decision of the Georgian Dream on November 28, according to which Georgia will not put the issue of opening negotiations with the European Union on the agenda until the end of 2028.