Opposition Alliance’s Nika Gvaramia to hear people’s expectations; urges politicians to do more

“We can make the protest more diverse, and we are obliged to do more for that, but we need a certain roadmap,” said Nika Gvaramia, one of the leaders of the Opposition Alliance, before the meeting with civic society representatives.

According to Gvaramia, politicians would like to hear about the expectations of people, who represent the main locomotives in the protest.

“This long-term continuity is, first and foremost, the merit of the people. A very important role is played by those who strengthen this protest not only by their presence, but also with their decisions and work. We can make the protest more diverse, and we are obliged to do more for that, but we need a certain roadmap, and there is no better roadmap than these people.

We intend to do many other things, and we wish to decide alongside people, what is right and what may be incorrect, what is better to do with the tactics we think of or through other tactics. This is a dialogue with the people who are both the best advisors and the best implementers. I think the politicians have the obligation to do more; this is the commitment, and we should do it,” he said.