Georgian PM calls elections in country transparent, democratic

Kamil Mahmudov
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The parliamentary elections held in Georgia on October 26 were clean, transparent, competitive, and democratic, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze told journalists, Report informs referring to Russian media.

"The elections were completely fair, free, competitive and transparent. There are no issues regarding transparency. Everything can be verified by anyone," said Kobakhidze.

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