It is the legacy of this regime and Maka Bochorishvili that Yerevan has surpassed Tbilisi in everything and Georgia has turned into an isolated swamp - the result of this Dream so-called foreign policy is the destruction of the country's reputation, the killing of investments, the counting of friends as enemies and enemies as friends, this is a Dream anti-foreign policy, which is costing all Georgians a very high economic and political price, - Grigol Gegelia, Foreign Secretary of Lelo - Strong Georgia, stated at the briefing held today.

According to him, “the policy of connection is the right policy that the new national government will implement as soon as the Georgian people get rid of the antibody called Georgian Dream.

“Maka Bochorishvili states that “today, special importance is attached to those countries that do not perform the function of division, but of connection. Georgia has exactly such a role. This is said by Ivanishvili’s Foreign Minister, whose government deliberately killed the Anaklia port project; because of which Georgia has already lost seven full years of economic development; because of which Georgia is not a gateway connecting continents; because of which Georgia will soon be bypassed by an alternative transit route, and because of which Georgia is not part of Trump’s Corridor of Peace and Prosperity.

This is the direct result of the Dream foreign policy! This is the anatomy of real sabotage, against Georgia and in favor of Russian interests! We remember more than a dozen statements by the regime leaders that the construction of the port is starting, but reality shows that nothing has been done! The legacy of this regime and Bochorishvili is that Tbilisi was surpassed in everything by Yerevan and Georgia turned into an isolated swamp. When the same Bochorishvili talks about the policy of unification, this is an inept tragicomedy in the Dream style.

The policy of unification is the correct policy that the new national government will implement as soon as the Georgian people get rid of the antibody called the Georgian Dream. The first step of this policy will be the immediate construction of the Anaklia port with the participation of American and European capital, including the proactive involvement of Armenia and Azerbaijan in the common Caucasian cause of port construction. However, the clownery of Dubrovnik does not end there. Bochorishvili also says that “Georgia is one of the best examples of how to talk about the importance of multivector diplomacy in practice.” No, Maka, if you had known more than your careerist attachment to the Saakashvili regime, you would have known that Georgia is the worst and most corrupt example of multivector politics, and you are the “famous” face of this corrupt example.

What does a successful multivector policy mean when all the so-called partners of the Dream regime vote against Georgia at the UN? What does a successful multivector policy mean when foreign investment has not increased? What does a successful multivector policy mean when international political support for Georgia has not increased? I will tell you what a truly successful multi-vector policy means: a geopolitical miracle called Yerevan, which pursues a sovereign foreign policy based on national interest and pragmatism, attracts investments, creates new jobs, hosts the US Vice President and Secretary of State, EU leaders, and at the same time pursues a balanced foreign policy in its neighborhood. This is the expression of a multi-vector policy, in contrast to the Dream’s so-called multi-vector policy, which has failed to create either a multi-vector or a vector, has failed to create new partners, and has even destroyed old and historical strategic partnerships. The result of this so-called foreign policy is the destruction of the country's reputation, the killing of investments, the further impoverishment of a poor nation, the radical reduction of international political and economic support, the conversion of friends into enemies and enemies into friends. This is an anti-foreign policy that is costing all Georgians a very high economic and political price.

But we, of course, as a nation, continue to fight for this harmful anti-Georgian regime to be peacefully and democratically replaced by a Georgian national government that will pursue a truly pragmatic and national interests-oriented foreign policy, which will be the basis for the economic prosperity and political progress of our country," said Grigol Gegelia.