Former Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze recently commented on the opening of a new road, describing it as a national opportunity and likening it to a brilliant chess game. He emphasized the strategic importance of the project for the internal political arena. Kobakhidze referred to the national opposition as a 'foreign agent' and highlighted the main architect of the strategy in Tbilisi. The road, named 'Gruzinskaya Mechta' (Georgian Dream), was opened in 2012 and has since become a symbol of political development and progress. Kobakhidze noted that in Georgia there are political parties that do not focus on the development of the country but rather on opposing the current government. He expressed hope that these parties will eventually realize the importance of contributing positively to the nation's future. This metaphorical comparison to chess underscores the complexity and foresight involved in Georgia's political and infrastructural advancements.