European Democrats (Georgia)

Georgian political movement

European Democrats

ევროპელი დემოკრატები

Chairperson| Paata Davitaia
Founded| 2005
Ideology| Pro-Europeanism[1]
Political position| Centre[1]
National affiliation| United National Council (2007–2008)
Strength Is in Unity (2018–2024)
Slogan| On Our Own
Website
edg.org.ge

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The European Democrats (Georgian: ევროპელი დემოკრატები, romanized: evrop'eli demok'rat'ebi) is a political movement in Georgia, formed in 2005 by a group of internally displaced persons from breakaway Abkhazia. Its chairman is Paata Davitaia, former Minister of Justice in the Abkhazian government-in-exile. The party focuses mainly on the Abkhazia problem and targets displaced persons. It was known as We, Ourselves or On Our Own (ჩვენ თვითონ, chven tviton) until September 2011, and it remains the party's slogan.

It has been a member of the United Opposition alliance which staged mass anti-government demonstrations in November 2007 and was running on a joint ticket in the parliamentary election in May 2008.[2]

## References

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1. ^ a b Dr. Maia Urushadze; Dr. Tamar Kiknadze (2–4 July 2021). "The Relevance of the Actual Values of the Political Actors of Georgia with the Ideologies Declared by Them". Diamond Scientific Publishing.
2. ^ Country profile: Georgia. Archived 2007-10-26 at the Wayback Machine Eurasian Home Analytical Resource. Accessed on May 3, 2008.

## External links

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* (in Georgian) European Democrats official website

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* Georgian Dream – Democratic Georgia
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* Social Democratic Party of Georgia
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