Parliament Speaker: We are building our country’s European house 

“For me, in everything, likewise in some other activities, the aesthetics of constructions, is more obvious and this is the main difference between the Georgian government and radical opposition and rich NGOs,” said Georgian Parliament Speaker Shalva Papuashvili remarking on the European March held in Tbilisi on December 9.

“We are building this country, Georgia’s European house. The opinion of the European Commission and the decision we are expecting is the result of this. When the work had to be done, they did not join the working groups. You know that they obstructed to the parliament decisions. It is their imagination that when one sings, another will rally and thus things will be done. Georgia left the country of slogans in the past. The Georgian government is busy with affairs, which will lead to the European Union,” he said.