Participants of the "Saturday March" join the November 28 rally and announce a large-scale protest march
According to the organizers of the "Saturday March," they are planning a large march on November 28, marking two years since Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze made his statement.
As the organizers state, the march and gathering will begin near the "Avlabari" metro station and conclude at Freedom Square.
"On November 28, two years will have passed since Irakli Kobakhidze announced that the government would not put the issue of opening EU accession negotiations on the agenda until the end of 2028.
This decision was followed by mass protests. Thousands of people took to the streets to protect their own future, the future of their children, and Georgia's European future. The authorities arrested, beat, and tortured hundreds of people, and used chemical weapons against citizens who took to the streets.
Over these two years, Ivanishvili's government has further distanced the country from the free world and our international friends. It has led Georgia, which had the opportunity for leadership and development in the region, toward political isolation. The opportunities that cooperation with Europe provided to our citizens and families have been put at risk.
At the same time, the cost of living has become even more expensive for people. Every day, we have to worry about how to buy food and medicine, how to pay bills, and how to provide for our families. Many fellow citizens are still forced to leave the country and their families in search of a better life.
The government, which should be caring about solving these problems, is pitting people against one another and leaving them alone with their hardships, leading the country into confrontation and chaos.
However, these two years have also shown us something else: we can rely on each other. Despite differing views, we are united by a common desire—to live in a free and fair country where hard work is valued, young people have opportunities for development, and no person is left alone with their problems. A state where the main value is the human being.
We are one people and we have one Georgia. Together, we can reclaim our country's friends, trust, and place in the free world.
For precisely such a future, join us on November 28 for the Big Saturday March! Let's gather at 19:00 near the 'Avlabari' metro station and march together toward Freedom Square. There will also be a march by the opposition alliance from the first building of TSU," the rally organizers stated.
