For Georgia’s Sharashidze: Georgian Dream still stands on National Movement

“Today, Georgia faces far more challenges than spending time discussing what is happening within the United National Movement,” Giorgi Sharashidze, a member of the For Georgia party, said.

According to Sharashidze, the main function of the United National Movement is to serve the interests of the Georgian Dream, arguing that the ruling party continues to rely on the UNM politically.

“Processes that have nothing to do with solving the problems of our citizens or addressing the challenges facing our country are not interesting to us, especially when they concern the United National Movement, on which the Georgian Dream still stands.

Before they call it the “main” opposition party, let them explain it, and let Mr. Gvaramia explain where he got the 40 million that he spent during the 2024 parliamentary elections.

“Dream” pursues every penny where its real interest lies, including almost 100 and 1,000 euros from non-governmental organizations, and for this purpose, it has adopted laws, launched a repressive machine, and fully controls business.

Not a single penny can enter any political party today, and you are telling me that Mr. Gvaramia mobilized 40 million at that time? Of course, this was “Dream” money.

I will tell you more: if there is a story about Gilauri today, it is not Gilauri’s money either. What do you think, Gilauri had nothing better to do than spend 40 million on Gvaramia’s party? Of course, this was not Gilauri’s money; this was “Dream” money, which ended up with Gvaramia through Gilauri.

The main function of the United National Movement, both as a specific organization and through its various branches, is to continue doing the Georgian Dream’s work, because the Georgian Dream stands on the United National Movement — today perhaps more than ever,” he said.