The processes in the Alliance are difficult - immediately after its creation, there was a danger that it would not be maintained, because there are many people who did not say hello to each other before getting there, but if we get stuck in the past and live with our traumas, the country will also get stuck in the past, - said Nika Gvaramia, leader of the Coalition for Change.

According to him, people who are fighting for the future cannot always "look back at the past".

"Let's look at the campaign of mutual slander in the opposition, which is completely incomprehensible to me, not only in the Alliance, but especially towards the Alliance and not only within it, I mean the statements of others as well, and on the other hand, let's look at what is happening in the protests - mutual fight, too. Such things, with such a coincidence in time and almost in topics and methods, never happen by chance. People who are fighting for the future cannot be constantly looking back at the past. We have more responsibility than our nerves. The processes in the Alliance are difficult, I will repeat myself and say that no one thought that life would be easy, I don't think so now either, the only thing I think about is that the Alliance should be preserved, this is my task. I have not created this Alliance, when I came out, I saw the composition and the desire for these people to be together. Immediately after the Alliance was created, there was a danger that it would not be possible to preserve it, because there are many people who simply did not say hello to each other before getting there, but if we remain stuck in the past and live with our traumas, the country will remain stuck in the past, because there is simply no other way to bring this country out of this problem together. I would like to remind everyone that our coalition was accused of not having achieved unity in 2024. If this had happened during the pre-election campaign, what an electoral collapse it would have been, everyone should think about it," Gvaramia said.