Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze responded to Salome Zurabishvili"s statement, where Zurabishvili said she preferred to stay in Orbeliani Palace instead of the current residence of the president.

According to the Prime Minister, citizens should spend a minimum amount of money to maintain state structures.

The Prime Minister made a hint today that anyone who becomes a president will have to leave Avlabari residence because keeping the president should not be cost colossal amounts the tax payers.

However, how much money of taxpayers will cost the maintanence of Atoneli"s residence, the Minister of Economy Giorgi Kobulia refrained from speaking .