EU leaders accused Georgia’s authorities of becoming democracy

Weimar Triangle countries have called on Georgia’s authorities to continue talking to the opposition, emphasizing that people should not withdraw the opportunities that the country’s European path provides.

The leaders of France, Germany and Poland – Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Mertz and Donald Tusk – condemned the actions of the Georgia government, which led to “democratic regression” in a joint appeal to the owners on the occasion of Independence Day. This is stated in a joint statement by the leaders, the vast French embassy on Monday, May 26th.

“We support the democratic and European goals of the Georgia people. These goals reflect the desire of Georgia people to become part of the European family. We condemned all actions of Georgia’s authorities that lead to democratic regression and attack on civil society, media and people who criticize the government,” statement.

The appeal was also called by Georgia’s authorities to continue the dialogue with the opposition and civil society.

The countries of the Weimar Triangle (France, Germany and Poland) have previously made statements in the situation in Georgia. The foreign minister of three countries, in particular, called for Georgia’s authorities to consider the possibility of holding new parliamentary elections.

In Georgia, since the end of November 2024, PRO -european protests have been continuing, which began after the Georgia’s Government Government Government in the European integration process.

Remember, on February 13, the European Parliament adopted a resolution in which he called sanctions against Georgian officials and recognized Salome Zurabishvili with a legitimate president of the country.

In January, Paca approved a resolution in which he imposed sanctions against Georgia’s power.

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