An inter-party group of parties that joined the Charles Michel document should be formed and they should arrive in Brussels, Badri Japaridze, Secretary General of the Lelo party, said at the briefing.

According to Japaridze, the Georgian Dream must take responsibility for the fact that if it rejects this initiative, then it rejects the European future of the country.

According to him, the Georgian Dream should put aside the fight for power and should try to reduce risks.

"The agreement reached with the participation of Charles Michel was the rules of the European Union, which was violated by the Georgian Dream. The EU's calls to suspend the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court were also completely ignored, and the promise of judicial reform was not fulfilled, due to which the country lost $ 300 million. So the risks are huge. We need to put aside differences and take unprecedented steps. It is now necessary to return to the Charles Michel document in the remaining time before the European Council meeting. An inter-party group of parties that joined the Charles Michel document should be formed and they should arrive in Brussels and hold meetings in all the institutions involved in the decision-making process. It is also necessary for the inter-party group to arrive in the most important capitals of Europe, where it will be demonstrated that we are united in order for the country to take a European perspective.

We are ready and offer the Georgian Dream to join the Charles Michel document. This is a document defined by the rules of the European Union and playing by these rules and by the rules of Irakli Kobakhidze and the Georgian Dream is necessary to become a member of the European family.

We are ready to take any step that will help our country get a European perspective," Japaridze said.

He also summed up his visit to Brussels and noted that Georgia has a serious risk of being left without of the European perspective. According to him, the risks are due to the destructive, anti-European actions of the Georgian Dream.

source: IPN