Strategy Aghmashenebeli: Coalition remains intact, parties must strengthen

“Following the resignation of MP mandates, the legal basis for coalitions may seem weakened, but the coalition is not dissolved. This does not imply that the members have disappeared,” stated Paata Manjgaladze, one of the leaders of the Strategy Aghmashenebeli party.

Manjgaladze emphasized the importance of unity among opposition political parties.

“When we discuss unity, it encompasses not only cohesion within our party but also collaboration with other political forces. When I speak, I represent the Strategy Aghmashenebeli, and any statements from the United National Movement are their own. We frequently issue joint statements. The parties have not vanished; in fact, they need to strengthen for the opposition to gain momentum.

The Unity-National Movement includes Strategy Aghmashenebeli, European Georgia, and three other entities. Ahali also comprises several groups. This diversity is natural, and we shouldn’t create unnecessary fuss. There are pressing issues in the country, with people struggling in Guria, and yet, you’re asking if Strategy Aghmashenebeli is still intact,” he said.