NATO Secretary General, Anders Fogh Rasmussen has personally invited Georgian president to Prague, on 58th session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, where Mikheil Saakashvili will be among major speakers. Information on this is reported by the president’s administration.

“Maybe he has been guided to understand that he needs to be a politician now, he cannot just be a thug,” Mr. Emborg said. “It’s not a fistfight that you’ve won, it’s an election. There are 50 percent of the population that did not vote for you. Somebody told him: ‘Look, this is not the way the victor behaves. This comes across as a very small person.’ ”

“He noted that Georgia’s integration in NATO is an irreversible process and the country is being given an opportunity to make important steps on this road”, - is said in the released announcement.

“His success in Russia prompted rumors that his candidacy was being quietly backed by the Kremlin, and though no proof of this has emerged, much about his past is mysterious. “

“We have started working on a document on the nonuse of force and if it is properly implemented, Russia will take responsibility of withdrawing troops from Georgian territories”, - the deputy Foreign Minister Sergi Kapanadze said.

It is known that the topics of the Geneva 21st round are nonuse of force, the return of IDPs and the de-occupation of the region.

According to the Georgian Constitution, within 7 days after the resignation of the Government, President should choose Prime-Minister candidate after having consultations with parliamentary fractions.

Georgia has moved to the category of states, in which “nothing is finished yet”. Such an opinion was expressed by the military analyst, journalist Alexander Gots at the Moscow polit-club session named – “New Georgia – Russia’s economic partner or the enemy”.

“Therefore the elections have not been finished yet, and secondly… the elections, itself, does not creat democracy”, - he noted, however added that the events that are carried out in Georgia is a good model of government transition.

The Geneva talks will be attended by the “Georgian dream” candidate for the reintegration Minister, Paata Zakareishvili and another member of the coalition, conflicts scientist Giorgi Volski. They have already left for Switzerland.