The average economic growth rate was about 4% during the last four years of the United National Movement’s office. The figures were the same during the Georgian Dream coalition’s office as well

12 ივლისს, "რუსთავი 2"-ის ეთერში, პარტია "თავისუფალი დემოკრატების" წევრმა დავით ონოფრიშვილმა

According to Davit Onoprishvili, the United National Movement “destroyed” libraries and kindergartens.

“As the GDP and the economy were increasing during Saakashvili’s rule, Georgia was paradoxically almost the only country in which the unemployment rate was not decreasing and poverty was increasing.”

“The economic growth in our region was substantially reduced in 2013. This does not only include the South Caucasus, Commonwealth of Independence States members and former Soviet Union states but Eastern Europe in general. I wouldn’t even mention the Euro

“The monthly gross wage of a Parliamentarian is GEL 2,000 and the take-home pay is GEL 1,600. Bonuses have not been awarded in the Parliament of Georgia since the beginning of 2013.”

“Starting from November 2013, economic growth has been consistently high, varying between 7%-8%... In the first quarter of 2014, economic growth equalled 7.4%. An indicator of this magnitude has not been recorded in the first quarter of the year over the

On 30 April, representative of the Parliamentary Majority, Davit Onoprishvili, delivered a speech

“…Over the course of the last months, the GEL fell by up to 6%. Meanwhile in neighbouring Turkey, the Turkish lira is falling by around 25% and the rate of decline is fairly high in Russia as well; namely, over 10%. These are the major importers in Georgi

“In the previous year, the rate of economic growth exceeded 3%. In the last months, the growth rate took a notable upturn. In October, the indicator reached nearly 4%, in November it was up to 8% and in December the growth rate went beyond 8%. While the U

“No other government could have possibly fulfilled as many promises as our Government did in the very first year of taking office with Bidzina Ivanishvili in the lead.The price for electricity was reduced by 20% and gas became cheaper by 10%.”

“A decline in the GDP [growth rate] started in the summer of 2012 when the Georgian Dream was still engaged in the pre-election campaign. This fact has been pointed out by the International Monetary Fund representatives on multiple occasions. The quarterl