Georgian president refuses to hand over power until legitimate elections
Kyiv • UNN
Salome Zurabishvili announced the extension of her mandate until the election of a legitimate parliament. She stressed that the current parliament has no right to elect a new president.
Georgian president Salome Zurabishvili has announced that her mandate will be extended until the new parliament is legitimately elected. This is reported by echo of the Caucasus, reports UNN.
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She stressed that the illegitimate parliament has no right to elect a new president, so the inauguration will not take place.
Salome Zurabishvili also noted that she remains at the head of the country's political process, leading it in close cooperation with the public and political parties.
The president expressed her determination to remain in office until a legally elected parliament is formed to elect a new president.
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