The leader of the "For Georgia" party, Giorgi Gakharia, will announce the provision of detailed information to the public on corruption schemes and political financing mechanisms in a few weeks. According to him, "it will be explained to the citizens of Georgia with specific examples what specific interests are hidden behind the parties".

"Gradually, as soon as the pre-election process starts, and for us it will happen in just a few weeks, we will consistently explain to the citizens of Georgia the role of political money and corrupt finances in the election process. We will explain with examples how the financing of political parties works or what specific financial interests are hidden behind the parties", - said the opposition leader while talking to Globalnews.ge.

"Keep in mind that in this country, neither Giorgi Gakharia nor the "For Georgia" party has the function of conducting any kind of investigation. Our group of deputies has applied several times to the prosecutor's office with the request to start an investigation on various cases, as well as to the parliament, with the call to create an investigative commission.
Every day, we will show the real face of both "Georgian Dream" and the National Movement to those citizens who have to decide the future of themselves and their children by voting. That is why we believe that this is both our political and civil obligation, which we will fulfill.
We have well-founded suspicions, which are further strengthened by the inaction of the Prosecutor's Office and the Parliament of Georgia regarding the challenges we point to. If there is a reasonable suspicion that the territory of Georgia was used to rob European pensioners in an international fraudulent scheme and the country was damaged by this, why is the prosecutor's office not investigating this.
It is clear that an investigation has been launched, but have you heard about the results? I do not mean only Kezerashvili, it is impossible to organize a scheme of this scale without someone protecting it. The inefficient conduct of this investigation and the fact that the Parliament did not create an investigative commission on this issue directly deepens the well-founded suspicion that both "Georgian Dream" and the National Movement had a specific interest.
This is a clear example of how they cooperate both in politics and in making money, and there are many similar examples," Giorgi Gakharia, the leader of the "For Georgia" party, said in an interview.

According to his own statement, "cooperation in business and making money is often expressed in political cooperation as well.
"For example, when "Dream" needs to approve the Supreme Council of Justice, it is supported by people on the list of the National Movement. This is a complete cooperation in business and corruption, as well as in politics and many other areas," says the opposition leader.