POLITICS
02.12.21 14:20
I can not accept injustice, I can not accept insults, I can not accept the mention of the word "corruption" in connection with Saakashvili, - the third president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, said in a speech at the court hearing.
According to him, in the book published by the World Bank on overcoming corruption in the country, only one state, Georgia, is mentioned.
"I can not accept injustice, I can not accept insults, I can not accept the mention of the word "corruption" in connection with Saakashvili, because the World Bank had the only case when it published a book on tackling corruption in the country. Only one country managed to do that and that was Georgia, a book was published about it. The Dutch General Prosecutor invited me to the General Prosecutor's Office, to the real Prosecutor's Office and not to this ugliness, to give a lecture to the Dutch prosecutors on the fight against corruption and, of course, this annoys Ivanishvili. Besides, 9 former retired prosecutors were invited, they spent two million budget money. For some reason it was not a waste, they asked them to find something about Saakashvili, and they spread their hands, saying sorry that they could not find anything, they spend two years senselessly", - stated Saakashvili.
source: IPN
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