Wanted former officials from the country’s former United National Movement Government having free movement across European countries led to questions in the public on faithfulness of the European bureaucracy to rule of law. Such a statement made today the Prime Minister of Georgia, while once again commenting the incident with Zurab Adeishvili.

Irakli Kobakhidze said the Government expected an “appropriate response” from German and Belgian authorities on arrest and extradition of Adeishvili and David Kezerashvili [former Minister of Defence], who he said had been convicted of “gravest crimes”, as well as “any other criminals”.

“Moreover, we remind you that some of these people are still suspected of the most serious crimes against European pensioners.

When, in light of these events, such people enjoy free movement in European countries, of course, questions arise”, - added the Head of the Government.