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Burjanadze Says Ready to Meet Opposition
Civil Georgia, Tbilisi / 7 Nov.'07 / 15:04

MP Nino Kurdadze, chief of parliamentary speaker’s administration said Nino Burjanadze was ready to meet opposition leaders.

Meanwhile, it is not yet clear what will be the opposition’s tactic after riot police dispersed protesters with tear gas and water cannons outside the parliament.

Opposition leaders are now gathered in the office of the Republican Party consulting on further plans.
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