Shota Dighmelashvili, a representative of “It is a Shame” movement, which is one of the organizers of large-scale protests in Tbilisi, commented about the meeting which is underway at Biltmore Hotel in Tbilisi between representatives of the ruling party and opposition.

On his Facebook page, Dighmelashvili said that the opposition would not be able to speak on part of the protest organization group, while the government would try to persuade the international community as if it was trying to de-escalate the current political standoff.

“Non-admission of ‘It is a Shame’ movement to negotiations is an attempt to make cracks in the union of the civil and oppositional spectre,” Dighmelashvili wrote and claimed that the only agreement would be the proportional system of elections and nothing else mattered.

The meeting between representatives of the ruling party and opposition is underway at Biltmore Hotel in Tbilisi.