Georgian president to join "Your Voice for Europe" march on December 9
Zurabishvili joins march for Europe
On December 9, Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili will participate in the “Your Voice for Europe” march organized by NGos, with Georgia expecting an EU candidate status decision on December 14-15.
“We need to proclaim loudly the European future of Georgia so that it becomes the shared voice of the entire country. I’m aware of various initiatives happening in many places these days. Collectively, we send a unified message to Europe. Long live our European future!” Salome Zurabishvili declared.
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Your Voice for Europe and “the biggest EU flag in the world”
On December 9 at 14:00, a coalition of NGOs will lead a march called “Your Voice for Europe” from Republic Square to Europe Square in Tbilisi.
Giorgi Mshvenieradze, director of the Guardians of Democracy organization, said that they will unveil “the biggest EU flag in the world” on Europe Square. Each star on this flag is embroidered in different regions of Georgia, symbolizing unity in the nation’s pursuit of integration with the European Union.
Mshvenieradze emphasizes the importance of conveying Georgia’s strong voice to the leaders of all 27 EU member states, especially with the positive recommendation from the European Commission for Georgia to attain EU candidate status.
It is worth noting that the ruling Georgian Dream party disapproves of President Zurabishvili’s intention to participate in this march, following their dissatisfaction with her recent activities.
