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Charles Michel to Visit Georgia Tomorrow

by Georgia Today
April 19, 2021
in Politics
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Charles Michel to Visit Georgia Tomorrow

“I’m in Brussels this evening, but my heart is in Georgia,” said Charles Michel, President of the European Council, following the signing of an agreement between the Georgian Dream and the opposition parties.

Michel said he would pay a visit to Georgia tomorrow, April 20.

An agreement has been reached between the government and some of the opposition parties. The document ‘A Way ahead of Georgia’ brokered by European Council President Charles Michel was signed this evening at Presidential Palace in Tbilisi, while the mediator himself attended it virtually.

At this stage, the document is signed by opposition parties ‘Lelo,’ ‘Citizens,’ ‘Republicans,’ ‘Strategy Builder,’ ‘Girchi’ and ruling party ‘Georgian Dream.’ The document will be signed individually by UNM member Salome Samadashvili and former chairman of European Georgia Davit Bakradze. Founder of ‘Girchi – More Freedom’ Zurab Japaridze will also sign the document proposed by European mediators.

Presently, only ‘United National Movement’ and ‘European Georgia’ refrain from signing the updated compromise document.

By Ana Dumbadze

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