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The pro-opposition Democratic Movement-United Georgia leader Nino Burjanadze will visit Moscow soon, the VZGLYAD reports citing to the Georgian Times [Georgian weekly].
According to the paper, she's invited by Gocha Dzasokhov, a businessman of Ossetian origin, who had to leave Georgia due to discord with Mikheil Saakashvili.
The paper says in case Burjanadze comes to power, relation between Russian and Georgia improve.
It also notes the "shadow cabinet" of the ex-Speaker is formed: PM - Zurab Noghaideli, law enforcement, security and defense bloc will be headed by Irakli Okruashvili, the ex-Minister of Defense [political emigrant, now in France], ideology will be responsibility of Erosi Kitsmarishvili, the ex-ambassador to Russia, founder of Rustavi-2.
Nino Burjanadze herself didn't comment these data.
Not so long ago opposition member, ex-PM Zurab Noghaideli visited Moscow and again called on Georgian authorities to start dialog with Russia.
He mentioned that negotiations must be started without pre-requisites and ultimatums.
It was the first meeting of Georgian opposition member with Russian diplomats after August events of 2008.
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