In Georgia, several opposition groups and NGOs continue protests against the results of the Georgian parliamentary elections, which the Georgian Dream won on October 26.
Today, November 11, the President Salome Zurabishvili will meet with a delegation of the presidents of the foreign affairs commissions of eight member countries of the European Union. Parallel to the meeting, an opposition demonstration will take place with the aim of “showing European friends that the Georgian people are fighting for the return of the stolen elections.”
In addition, there will be an event in Tbilisi this afternoon. Greta Thunberg. A Swedish environmental activist arrived in Tbilisi to participate in protests against the results of the Georgian elections. He stated that his action is a response to the COP29 climate conference that begins in Azerbaijan. Thunberg claims that Baku, under a false “green” agenda, is “tightening its control” and “exacerbating regional tensions.”
According to Thunberg, the “feminist movement against the war in the Caucasus”, whose representatives receive Thunberg in Tbilisi, demands “a future without authoritarianism, war and greed and defends freedom, equality and justice.” Thunberg called the authorities Ilham Aliyev in Azerbaijan the same as the authorities Bidzins Ivanishvili, Vladimir Putin, Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Iranian governments in the region.
