Kelly Degnan: October elections are opportunity for Georgia to show commitment to democratic processes
18:09, 28.07.2020
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PM emphasizes peaceful environment ahead of pivotal elections in Georgia
- Ambassador Herczynski says EU to wait for OSCE/ODIHR, international observers report on Georgian elections
- CEC urges voters to verify information in unified voter list ahead of elections
- PM: Decisive referendum will be held on October 26 where peace over war must prevail
- PM: Elections should be peaceful and calm
- Ex-President Saakashvili: We must be ready to peacefully protest in streets for days, weeks, or even months
- PM: Our message to partners is that relations need to be reset in all directions; this applies to U.S., EU
- Strategy Agmashenebeli member calls for opposition unity ahead of elections
- EU Ambassador: Free and fair elections, electoral processes are essential for any democratic country
- FM Darchiashvili said MFA makes every effort to ensure compatriots abroad vote freely
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