**Government Not Stopping European Integration**
The government of Georgia is continuing to focus on its European integration goals. This was stated by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze at a recent government meeting.
**No Demands to Make**
Kobakhidze said that the protesters who took part in a recent rally have nothing to demand from the government. He explained that most of Georgia’s obligations under the association agenda and free trade agreement will be fulfilled by 2028, with over 90% complete within four years.
**Early Elections Not on Agenda**
The Prime Minister also pointed out that some protesters may be demanding early elections, but they dare not make this demand publicly. This is because it would become clear that they have a party agenda, and many Georgians do not want to associate themselves with certain parties.
**”Collective National Movement”**
Kobakhidze referred to the four-party alliance known as the “Collective National Movement”, which includes parties led by Saakashvili, Gvaramia, Khazaradze, and Gakharia. He said that no one wants to be associated with these parties, and therefore they cannot demand early elections.
**January 20 a Key Date**
The Prime Minister mentioned January 20 as a key date, which he said scares the radical opposition. However, he promised that their attempts to cause disturbance in Georgia will soon come to an end.
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