Kakha Kaladze asks: Why is Europe priced? Different states with unique cultures shouldn’t be uniform  

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Kakha , the mayor of , has criticized attempts impose uniformity in the Union. He compared such actions to Soviet Union’ approach. Kaladze, in response to the recent EU Foreign ‘ Meeting in Luxembourg questioned the value joining the EU when it requires conforming with singular identity.
“Why is there a price in Europe?” There are many different cultures and traditions in each . What does it matter whether it’s the Soviet Union, or the European Union? He asked.
Kaladze stressed that Georgia fought to gain its independence and doesn’t want to be a part of a system where countries were treated as identical, or forced to follow a similar path. “This attitude is unacceptable,” Kaladze said, expressing concern about the diversity that makes Europe unique being undermined by such pressures.
He emphasized that Georgia values and independence and questioned whether the ‘s experience in the Soviet Union would be different if it joined the EU under these conditions.

 

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