Georgia, Tbilisi, Sept. 3 / Trend N.Kirtskhalia /
Tbilisi City Hall has allowed Ivanishvili's Georgian Dream on September 29 to hold a final demonstration on Freedom Square.
Georgian Dream also asked city authorities to provide Freedom Square on September 23 for a concert by his son Bera, but received a refusal, the City Hall's spokesperson Bacho Dolidze told reporters.
He said the municipality is carrying on rehabilitation work on Freedom Square and the traffic in the city center is already limited.
Dolidze offered the block to hold the concert in any other place in Tbilisi, where the traffic will not be restricted.
Parliamentary elections in Georgia will be held on October 1.
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