Georgia’s ruling party Sec Gen slams MEGOBARI Act as “hostile”, says it has “nothing to do with friendship”
Politics

Kakha Kaladze
Photo: Tbilisi City Hall
Kakha Kaladze, the Mayor of Tbilisi and Secretary General of the ruling Georgian Dream party, on Thursday said the MEGOBARI Act was a hostile one and that what was written in the document had nothing to do with friendship.
Kaladze noted that the so-called document was based on lies and its adoption would have seriously harmed Georgia-US relations
“We have been saying that relations between the two countries should undergo a reboot. What happened under the previous [US] administration was very difficult - we heard numerous lies and slander about Georgia. We came out and stated directly that our desire is to restore relations and to begin with a new page - this is the most important thing”, Kaladze said.
“Obviously, if the Act had been adopted - a document filled only with lies - it would have been extremely damaging to relations between the two countries”, he concluded.





