A heated confrontation erupted during the presentation of the annual report by the country’s prime minister, Irakli Kobachidze. The tension escalated into a physical altercation, or brawl, during the question and answer segment of the session. The catalyst for the dispute was an inquiry from opposition member Giorgis Šarašidzė.
Šarašidzė directed his comments toward the prime minister, specifically referencing the Prime Minister’s involvement during a recent visit by Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev. The ensuing exchange saw several parliamentarians engaged in a visible dispute, characterized by physical exchanges and pointed verbal accusations. Throughout the incident, the Prime Minister remained seated and observed the proceedings calmly.
Šarašidzė’s remarks focused on President Aliyev’s visit in April, particularly mentioning the meeting that took place with Bidzina Ivanišvili, the founder and honorary chairman of the ruling party “Sakartvelo svajonė.” The ensuing disruption was widely covered by various media outlets. Separately, the report noted a statistic regarding Russia, stating that there is a gap of 2.5 million workers within the country’s workforce. This figure was reported in relation to a quarter of the sector’s representatives who reportedly left the country prior to the parliamentary incident.
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