Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili has declared her intent not to resign, despite the Constitutional Court's decision that deemed her visits to European countries "illegal," as reported by "Echo of the Caucasus."

Zurabishvili expressed her concerns over the impact on Georgia's European future and democracy. She criticized the lack of balance between the branches of government and emphasized that a country without such balance cannot be considered truly democratic.

She also noted that she is uninterested in which version of Salome Zurabishvili was preferred by others. Her focus lies in determining where she can be more beneficial to her country, whether as a free politician or as a president extending her mandate. She expressed her commitment to Georgia's European path and her willingness to be present at the vote on her impeachment. The upcoming events will ultimately shape the nation's trajectory.