Georgians do not want to give up their identity and should not become "just Europeans". The statement came from President Mikheil Kavevili in an interview with Neue Zürcher Zeitung.
"Georgians have linked their existence and faith to each other, Georgia would not survive, but the diversity is our demand," said Kavelashvili.
According to the head of state, the artificial intervention on the processes in Georgia has doubts about the process, and the country will definitely discuss what Europe will bring to Georgia and vice versa.
In May last May, the Georgian parliament adopted the Law on Transparency of Foreign Influence, and the country's relations with the European Union and the United States be deteriorated.
The EU has repeatedly called on the Georgian authorities to refuse the law, but the leaders of the ruling "Georgian Democratic-Democratic" party are that the purpose of the law is to ensure the transparency of financial flows of non-governmental organizations in Georgia.
In the October 26 2024 parliamentary elections, the ruling party won 53.93% of the votes and received 89 out of 150 seats in the legislature.
