Leaders of opposition parties met with the ambassadors of Great Britain, Germany, and France

At the British Embassy, leaders of opposition parties met with British Ambassador Gareth Ward, German Ambassador Barbara Voss, and French Ambassador Olivier Courtois. The meeting was attended by Badri Japaridze ("Lelo – Strong Georgia"), Irakli Pavlenishvili ("National Movement"), Giga Bokeria ("Federalists"), and Nika Gvaramia ("Coalition for Change"). According to sources, representatives of Giorgi Gakharia's party also attended the meeting. 1TV+4

The topic of the meeting was the constitutional lawsuit filed by "Georgian Dream" regarding the banning of five opposition parties. The aforementioned lawsuit requests that the activities of the "National Movement," "Coalition for Change," "Strong Georgia – Lelo," "Federalists," and "Gakharia for Georgia" be declared unconstitutional and banned. The substantive review of the lawsuit in the Constitutional Court begins on October 21. 1TV+2

After the meeting concluded, Badri Japaridze stated that the conversation concerned the protection of state interests and the possible consequences of "Georgian Dream's" adventurism, although he noted that there was no discussion of reciprocal steps with the ambassadors. According to Giga Bokeria, they discussed at the meeting that the government wants to show strength and maintain its own power, while according to Irakli Pavlenishvili, Ivanishvili wants pro-Western national forces not to exist in the country. Publika