ECONOMY
20.07.21 15:10
Destructive forces may want the government to resign, the prime minister to resign, but they will not be able to do so, - Minister of Economic Development Natia Turnava told reporters when commenting on the events of July 5-6.
According to her, the issue of Irakli Gharibashvili's political responsibility will not be discussed.
"We are a responsible government. Our responsibility is reflected in the fact that the relevant bodies, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, carry out investigative actions. The society sees this and we will do our best to punish all those who participated in the aggression, in the illegal actions, this is the highest responsibility. I know that many destructive political forces want the government to resign and there to be chaos, the situation to develop in this scenario, but we will not allow this. We are responsible for order and development. It was a very sad fact, we condemned the violence," Natia Turnava said.
“As for the question if anyone feel embarrassed about what happened, do not you feel embarrassed by using the name of your deceased colleague for speculations?!, - Natia Turnava addressed the journalists.
source: IPN
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