Prime Minister: If you want to start negotiations, put it on the table. I will sign today. But we will say that for the next four years, this matter will not be on our agenda. We don’t want anyone to become a tool for blackmail.  

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**Georgia’s PM Demands End to **

The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobakhidze, has spoken out against what he calls blackmail by the country’s ruling . At a press conference, Kobakhidze said that if negotiations are wanted, they should be put the table and signed immediately.

** Had Options**

According to Kobakhidze, the government could have taken a different approach at their last briefing. Instead of saying nothing, they could have stated that they refuse to open negotiations for four years. This would have made it clear that the issue is not for discussion.

**Two Years of Blackmail**

Kobakhidze claimed that Georgia was blackmailed with its candidate status for almost two years. The country was given this status in , but then faced pressure to open negotiations and give up some power. This situation continued until December .

**Tool for Division**

The Prime Minister said that this blackmail is an artificial tool used to divide the and create polarization. It has been going on for three years and must end, he stated.

**Simple Solution**

Kobakhidze proposed a simple solution: if negotiations are wanted, put it on the table and sign it today. The government will not discuss this issue for the next four years, so as not to leave anyone with a tool of blackmail.

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