It seems that Danielson hopes that the opposition will change the language of the ultimatum - Papuashvili

According to Shalva Papuashvili, MP of the Georgian Dream, the opposition spoke in the language of an ultimatum during the first round of talks. He said the Personal Envoy of the President of the European Council probably hopes that the opposition will change this approach.

"It seems that Danielson still hopes that it will be possible for the opposition to change to some extent the language of the ultimatum they had. [...] Hopefully, in this case, our opponents will approach the process more constructively, thinking about their own country and not the party." - Shalva Papuashvili said.

As for the opposition, opponents of the government say they are not going to back down or change their demands. The opposition is ready to get the country out of the crisis through negotiations. The personal envoy of the President of the European Council, Christian Danielson, is expected to arrive in Georgia at the end of the week.