General Secretary of the Georgian Dream party Kakha Kaladze said that negotiations are necessary to produce desired results.
In his words, 'democracy in Georgia is still young and inexperienced, and it has to be tested multiple times' before meeting the western standards.
"Some technical problems can be witnessed at our elections, and these problems are nothing new. We are working together with the public and our international partners to eradicate them. We are making rigorous efforts to achieve this objective. The 2020 parliamentary elections and post-election developments clearly testify to this," Kaladze said, adding that the opposition parties must unanimously admit that a negotiation in which international partners will also be involved is a better option than street rallies with their destructive consequences.
"Our people have cast their votes and let us not spare effort to have each voice heard and each voter's ballot given equal weight," Kaladze wrote on social media.
