Referring to the lack of an invitation to Georgia to the EU summit, the mayor of Tbilisi Kaka Kaledza said that the authorities are ready to start relations with Brussels in a clean sled - but on the condition that it does not harm national interests. Partnerships and partnerships should be mutual, not unilateral provisions. According to Kaldza, a reasonable government that cares about the country will not take steps that will cause problems. He cited sanctions against Russia and the Foreign Influence Transparency Act as an example: Brussels banned them, threatened and blackmailed them, then imposed similar measures.