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1TV+31TV+31TV+2Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, in response to Nika Gvaramia's statement, noted that Bidzina Ivanishvili was actively involved in strengthening state institutions, specifically the army, police, and public service, until 2008. According to the Prime Minister, Ivanishvili subsidized the salaries of public servants and took care of purchasing clothing and uniforms for soldiers. 1TV+3
According to Irakli Kobakhidze, the government at that time could not appreciate this contribution, which was followed by the total falsification of elections and the start of the war. The Prime Minister stated that after these events, Bidzina Ivanishvili had to distance himself from the processes that were connected to the government. 1TV+2
The Prime Minister emphasized that the assistance provided by Ivanishvili did not constitute support for the "National Movement," but rather aimed at strengthening state institutions and preventing corruption. Kobakhidze assessed the statements made regarding Ivanishvili as "shameful" and "cheap." 1TV+2