We are not planning any coalition with the "National Movement" and I ask Salome Zurabishvili to specify with whom she is calling for a coalition - if she is talking about a coalition within the opposition, they have already tried all kinds of coalitions, "Georgian Dream" MP Archil Talakvadze said about this while talking to journalists, he evaluated the statement of the President of Georgia regarding the coalition government.

According to him, talking about the coalition, especially from the side of the president, who should not be the spokesperson of the opposition, serves to distort reality and mislead the public.

"First of all, she should explain to the public with whom she is inviting us to form a coalition. "Georgian Dream" has quite a lot of public support, so that we can get a solid majority in the parliament in the next elections and form the government in accordance with the law and the constitution. Therefore, talking about the coalition now, especially from the side of the president, who should not be the spokesperson of the opposition, certainly serves to distort reality and mislead the public.

If she talks about the coalition within the opposition, this is also, of course, an attempt to mislead the public, because this opposition is also in the coalition, has been under the umbrella, was also gathered in "Panchatur", and boycotted the parliament together, so this opposition has already tried all kinds of coalitions. And no different forces are actually there. There is actually one union here. This is a collective "national movement" that has no moral right to a coalition. I want to tell you specifically - we are not going to form a coalition with the "National Movement", the force that was running rackets in the country, and I ask Mrs. Salome Zurabishvili to specify and explain to the public with whom she is calling for a coalition, especially when our support is 60% and we can recruit the government after the victory in the elections," Talakvadze said.

For information, the President of Georgia Salome Zurabishvili said in an interview with "Euroactive" that if there is a coalition government in Georgia, it will be the end of polarization.

"If there is not a clear majority and we have a coalition government (maybe it's time for Georgia to try it) this will be the end of polarization, because we will have to learn to work with each other and manage [the country] together," said Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili in an interview with "Euroactive" in Munich. It was held within the security conference.