“Both the government and the opposition should be able to talk to each other, because otherwise it is unthinkable”

According to Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze, the calls made by the West are an expression of support and support for Georgia.

"The calls we hear in recent days are important to us, because these people are the supporters of our country. Everyone sees the process of democratic institutions and the democratic development of the country, which is especially felt in recent years, and therefore, of course, the expectation is that .

Therefore, we, both the government and the opposition, should be able to talk to each other to some extent, to negotiate, to have a political discussion, because otherwise it is unthinkable.

All this harms not only the political parties, but most importantly, the development of our country, the future of our country. Consequently, to start a conversation, a political discussion, a compromise is necessary, although a compromise cannot be unilateral, it must be bilateral. "Dialogue generally has no alternative, neither now nor in the future," – Kakha Kaladze said.