RE: Translation 46, interview with ZM, 29m, 17/0324 Mar 2021 01:22
Pt.4
ZM - And that's why the biggest threat we face is neither Russia nor climate change, it's us. By the way, we had a project in Moldova for years and there we encountered such a phenomenon that young people who had a little bit of some skills and education, the opportunity to leave the country, left the country. And if you need to invite a person to any specialty today, you will not be able to find qualified staff at work. When the talented man will go abroad, will settle somewhere else, will be offered a good job and paid well. He wont have an incentve to return to the home country. So what happens next? We will become an easy hatch not only for Russia and China, but also for others.
J1 - Zaza, I want to show it to the our spectators as well. Listen people, this is Pshapi, small village in Samegrelo. You will be heartbroken. Here if you have a look at the American villages, or even French of English, you will notice that we have advanced, especially in 1960-1970, when Georgia was at the level of Europe. Look here, there is no roads an something like that. Look at the fences. This was Samegrelo at the beginning of 20th century. This is really bad. Nowadays we have many graduated people but unfortunately they are leaving our country. We have problems with agronoms. Everything is problematic in villages. There is lack of development because we don’t have enough specialists.
ZM - is really good example. I would like to add that below Samegrelo – flourished county, with independent and fair court, which was in Guria, I mean in Republic of Guria (Laughing). Frankly, the whole reigon was full of achievements. Where this vanished? It is here, between us, but we need to put ourselves together.
J1 - As the matter of fact, you know what? Roosevelt did a huge favor for USA and he took the central union (Tsekavshiri) system. The same system worked in Germany. Even today, on the harvesting of the tangerines, there were mobilised the baskets in each villages with trucks. It was well organized. This must be done by the state and should help its farmers. Actually, the purchasing system was so well organized that the subsidy was given beforehand to the wheat harvesters. Something must be changed. There are no one in the government who is able to do this. Why there is the wheat problem? By June 15, Russia had raised its selling price of wheat by $ 50 and the price of bread has risen. Why cant we harvest 200-300 thousand tons for ourselves. I don’t know, Zaza, we have so many problems. Perhaps, you are right. If we have some kind of progress in energy sector, it might motivate other sectors as well.