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Statement of the Party of "European Socialists". 

 The Georgian parliamentary political party "European Socialists" supports the independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty of the People's Republic of China, which is confirmed by the United Nations Assembly Resolution N2758 of 1971.

 In addition, on August 1, 1975, the most important declaration for the world was adopted in Helsinki, which defined the principle of inviolability of state borders, which was signed and joined by almost all states of the world.

 Therefore, Georgia, which is committed to internationally recognized obligations and has joined more than one convention or treaty, supports the principle of one China and recognizes Taiwan as an indivisible part of China's territory.

 The parliamentary political party "European Socialists" categorically condemns any political provocation directed against the People's Republic of China.

 For Party members, it is unacceptable to violate the fundamental principles of the state sovereignty of the United China and promote separatist activities.

 We believe that recent developments within the territorial and legal borders of the People's Republic of China are an attempt to create another center of tension in the world through provocations and incitement policies.

Georgian people have historically been friendly and always supported the policies of the People's Republic of China.

 "It is known that the historical attitude of our people towards the Chinese people, based on the socialist ideology in the state, which is so well combined with the principles of private property, which ultimately became the main basis for the great economic progress that the Chinese state has achieved in recent times as an example." - the statement said. .

 Today, the People's Republic of China is one of the most important strategic partners for Georgia, both in terms of political and economic cooperation.

 "We are grateful to the political leadership of the People's Republic of China for their constant and unwavering support for the recognition of Georgia's territorial integrity and sovereignty." - said in the statement.

 It will be practically impossible to implement the law on "de-oligarchization" under the conditions of Georgia.

 "This law restricts human rights."

 "A similar law has not been adopted in any country of the world, first of all, in European countries, where we really want to get to and be a member of the European Union."

 The chairman of the parliamentary political group "European Socialists" Fridon Injia announced this to the media after the first session of the working group created in the legal affairs committee of the parliament for the purpose of developing a draft law on the issue of "de- oligarchization".

 The law on de-oligarchization adopted in Ukraine was discussed at the session as a basic document.

​ According to the written plan, the draft law prepared by the working group should be initiated no later than October 5, 2022, and the law should be adopted no later than November 29, 2022.

Fridon Injia comes out with an initiative for the parliament to develop a draft law, which will "protect the government of Georgia from the interference of other states"

️Chairman of "European Socialists" Fridon Injia comes up with an initiative to create a working group in the parliament, which will develop a draft law, thus "protecting the government of Georgia from the interference of other states".

 ️"Nowhere in the 12 recommendations is it written that we should adopt laws. Making the judiciary more sophisticated and many other things are common things that we need to do. If so, then a working group should be created, which will prepare a draft law, thus protecting our government from external interference from other states, regardless of whether we consider them as our friendly states or not. Such a group would be good", said Fridon Injia.

️For information, the Legal Affairs Committee is deliberating on the creation of 5 working groups, the purpose of which is to work on the implementation of the recommendations set for obtaining the status of a candidate for EU membership. -sheimushaos-kanonproekti-ritac-sakartvelos-xelisuplebas-sxva-saxelmcipoebis-charevisgan-daicavs

In an interview with "Georgian Times" TV company, the chairman of "European Socialists" Fridon Injia focused on the details of the meeting of the members of the delegation of the European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee with the parliamentary opposition and on the current issues of the implementation of the 12-point resolution of the European Commission.

As Fridon Injia said, the MEPs voiced a request that everyone should be involved in the process so that the recommendations of the European Commission could be implemented.

"I asked questions at the meeting about why there is such injustice in relation to Georgia. I am not talking about Ukraine, it is at war, and there are other conditions, but Moldova, which is a member of the CIS today and military neutrality is written in the constitution, besides, Georgia is ahead of Moldova in all parameters, it was accepted... where is the justice? Georgia participated in all NATO military operations, for the security of the Euro-Atlantic space and their well-being, 32 Georgian men were killed and 400 were maimed, while some EU member states did not participate in these operations, and there is no mention of victims at all. This is unfair.

Everyone sees this, and with this action, they intensified the confrontation, if we say in their language, they intensified the polarization. Polarization is invented by them in order to hand over the power in Georgia to destructive forces, which have neither the support nor the trust of the vast majority of the Georgian people. However, even in this part of the opposition there are individuals who really love Georgia", said Fridon Injia.

The deputy responded to the statement of the President of Georgia, Salome Zurabishvili, and noted that no matter how the government worked, this resolution would still be adopted, because it was planned that way.

"Certain circles of the USA and the European Union want to change the government in Georgia. That's what it's all about. As for our president, he makes such statements that do not concern him, and perhaps such immature statements of his will further strain the relationship and the president will be used against the country by some forces," said Fridon Injia.