The ruling Party of Georgia, known as the Georgian Dream, decided to stop using the title of President on Salome Zurabishvili. The Executive Secretary of the Georgian Dream, Mamuk Mdinaradze, noted that Zurabishvili has no legitimacy from the deputies and the majority who chose it.
"That is why we will not call it president, but just a salome Zurabishvili ... an opposition politician," he said.
The reason for this decision is that Zurabishvili, according to representatives of the Georgian dream, did not receive legitimacy from the deputies and the majority elected by the people. This decision can reflect a tense relationship between the president and the ruling party.
Previously, Zurabishvili's outrage noted the answer to the questions of the French TV channel LCI on possible judicial prosecution of Russian leaders and China for war crimes and human rights violations. According to her, the historical moment could decide the fate of Putin and Xi, however, she acknowledged that it was not realistic.
Governments on the Georgian Dream responded to her statements, noting that they would mean nothing. Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili even stated that he who expresses certain views could not change anything.
Recently, Georgia's Parliament rejected the attempt to declare Zurabishvili's impeachment associated with her foreign tour to grant Georgia the status of a candidate for entry into the European Union. According to the Constitutional Court, Zurabishvili violated the Constitution without obtaining the government's permission for this trip.
