The third president of Georgia, Mikheil Saakashvili, said that Malta, an EU member state, intends to give the coronavirus vaccine to poor countries.
According to him, the Georgian government should immediately use this opportunity and address the Maltese government.
"The main issue now is to get the vaccine to Georgia on time, in order to protect our citizens from this virus. I am offering a specific proposal to the Georgian government. I hope they will listen. There is an EU member, the island of Malta, the EU distributed vaccines to all its members, and Malta received one million more vaccines than it needed.
Now the Maltese government has decided to redistribute this vaccine to poorer countries; this category includes Georgia. It is impossible not to have this information as I have it, I know the government members there, but it is a piece of available information. Why not apply to the Maltese government, and ask them to give even some of these vaccines for free?!
There is a huge corruption hole behind this; 10 billion in debt is practically stolen. In the near future, I will have all the material on how you steal. I will show names, specific transactions, transfers, how they steal the money for fighting the coronavirus," Mikheil Saakashvili said.
