01 May 2024,   14:10
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Special Letter of Khazaradze - Opposition expects TBC Founder in Parliament while "Dream`s " opinion is split


"We strengthen each other" - so Mamuka Khazaradze addresses 7,000 members of TBC"s team. In the extraordinary letter that all the bank employees have received, the founder actually confirms that the money laundering case is actually a fight for TBC"s shares.
In the letter Khazaradze writes directly to the employees of the TBC Group that the government is attacking the bank and he does not remember such pressure from the government in 29 years of doing business .
Mamuka Khazaradze calls the fight "unequal" and "unfair" and pledges not to give up the bank. The founder of TBC Group called on all employees for support and announced that the fight would not be short-lived for the bank.
The exclusive letter obtained by the courier has become the main topic of discussions in the Parliament today. The opposition is convinced that Bidzina Ivanishvili is behind the bank"s case and that is why Mamuka Khazaradze was cautious in his public statements. Today, the minority has offered Khazaradze to come to the parliament and participate in the format of the committee session.
The opposition demanded explanations from the government today in the meeting hall. They link attack on the largest Georgian business with Bidzina Ivanishvili"s order. The purpose for the opposition is clear - the suspension of the Anaklia port project and an open attempt to seize TBC Bank.
The ruling majority did not join the opposition in the debates on TBC"s case. The members of the Georgian Dream defended Bidzina Ivanishvili and emphasized the legal part of the case.
TBC Bank founders are ready to come to Parliament and provide to the MPs detailed information on the money laundering case.
After Mamuka Khazaradze"s statement, the ruling party was split . One part agrees to have Khazaradze come to the parliamentary format, while the other part considers it categorically unacceptable until the end of the investigation.

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