All principles have been violated to such an extent that we can talk about political money, we can say that this is black money, - said the Vice-Speaker of the Parliament, Gia Volski.

According to him, the financing of non-governmental organizations should be carried out according to the rules, among which transparency is the first.

"We have already moved to the phase when we are talking about a certain standard, about how non-governmental organizations are financed. There are certain rules, among which transparency is the first. There are no two opinions that this money should serve the country.

All principles have been violated to such an extent, we can talk about political money, we can say that this is black money. We can say from past experience that this money will continue to the radicalization of processes, in which France is to some extent interested. It has its own pragmatic interest," - he said.

In addition, Gia Volski noted that the Georgian government acts based on the country's national interests and is in a leading position among the EU candidate countries.

"Georgia has national interests. As soon as national interests clash with other interests, of course, Georgia's interests will come first. Georgia's national interests are de-occupation, European integration and maintaining stability. In all three areas, we are better than all EU candidate countries... We are also ahead of many EU countries, including Poland. Look at the World Bank data and you will see for yourself. We are better than Poland in many ways," he noted.

In addition, the Vice-Speaker of the Parliament stated regarding the EU High Representative Kaja Kallas that she acts based on the interests of a certain group and it would be better for her to answer the question of why her husband has a business in Russia.

"As for Kaja Kallas, she is a nice woman. There is a certain group of people who serve a certain purpose. Among them is Kaja Kallas. Whatever they tell her, she repeats it. No one asks Kaja Kallas why her husband is doing business in Russia. Why he made millions of dollars after Russia attacked Ukraine," she said.