The year 2024 will go down in the history of Georgian
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 8:42 am
01.25 20:10 • 1330 According to Giorgi Isakadze, founder of Business Media Georgia (BMG), Georgian business does not want to see the violence, lies, and rejection that they have already experienced. He made this statement on BMGTV's "Ptili" 2024 summary program, where he spoke about the political crisis in the country and the role of business in this process. According to Giorgi Isakadze, the fact that a large part of the business community is openly expressing its position today speaks to the severity of the situation in the country.
"business because never in the last 30 years has a business put itself in such discomfort on this scale - I mean appearing in public space and at the same time - with specific demands," says Giorgi Isakadze. In an belgium business fax list interview with "Tsentilt", the founder of BMG also responded to the meeting between big business and Irakli Kobakhidze, saying that regardless of the outcome, this "dream" communication between the government and business was necessary.
"At the meeting with Irakli Kobakhidze, some businessmen stated two demands that, in their opinion, will end the political crisis - new elections and the release of prisoners before the New Year. Business has not received a formal response from the government on any of the issues. Let's say businessmen were disturbed and should not have raised these issues. The government has all the levers in its hands, and what did they offer as an alternative to the creators of more than 50% of the
"business because never in the last 30 years has a business put itself in such discomfort on this scale - I mean appearing in public space and at the same time - with specific demands," says Giorgi Isakadze. In an belgium business fax list interview with "Tsentilt", the founder of BMG also responded to the meeting between big business and Irakli Kobakhidze, saying that regardless of the outcome, this "dream" communication between the government and business was necessary.
"At the meeting with Irakli Kobakhidze, some businessmen stated two demands that, in their opinion, will end the political crisis - new elections and the release of prisoners before the New Year. Business has not received a formal response from the government on any of the issues. Let's say businessmen were disturbed and should not have raised these issues. The government has all the levers in its hands, and what did they offer as an alternative to the creators of more than 50% of the