Monthly Archives: March 2022

Fridon Injia, chairman of the European Socialist parliamentary group, told Alt Info live when asked by certain political forces that rallies were being held over the resignation of Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili. Supported.

"Moreover, the events of 2008 were considered a victory by some political parties or political figures, while in 2008 Georgia lost its 20% territories, people died, some went into emigration, some were scattered all over Georgia, we lost villages, cities. This was the work done by the politicians, the liberals, who lost territories in the country. "Even today, these are the people who considered the events of 2008 as a victory for Georgia," said Fridon Injia.

According to him, their goal is to have war and unrest in Georgia and to show their support in this unrest, they have no other goal.

"They have no other goal. "They have no leverage, no power and no popular support," said Fridon Injia.

02.03.22

I consider the applications of the government of Georgia regarding the development of events in Ukraine to be absolutely adequate. This was stated by the chairman of the parliamentary political group "European Socialists" Fridon Indzhiya on the live broadcast of "Alt-Info" TV channel in the "Commentary Day" program.

"I think that the latest statements of the government of Georgia are absolutely adequate to the current situation in the Caucasus region. We are an opposition party that always argues its proposals and initiatives. In this case, we consider the decision of the government to be absolutely acceptable, since every application, every step, action is accompanied by the main justification - «it comes from the interests of Georgia», - stressed Fridon Indzhiya.

According to the deputy, the policy of the current government is satisfactory, optimal and rational, based on the interests of the state.

«For our country, it is important that there was peace, and there was no war. Moreover, the current situation in the world should be used for the benefit of the Georgian state. The main thing is not to harm the people and the country. "We are a very small country, and we must treat those positions carefully that can contribute to its well-being," noted Fridon Indzhiya.