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09 December 2019
Zurab Abashidze: The conference on the so-called center of Russian culture comes across as yet another political performance by the UNMThe organizers of today's conference did not find it necessary to invite us or hear us, and that makes us believe that we are dealing with yet another political performance by the National Movement, the Georgian Prime Minister's Special Representative for Relations with Russia Zurab Abashidze commented on the Center of Russian Culture-New Occupation Line in Tbilisi, a conference held today at Rooms Hotel.
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05 December 2019
“Agreement has been reached on the excise stamping of non-alcoholic beverages and Government of Georgia intends to continue work in the same manner as pursued so far” states Foreign Affairs Adviser and Press Speaker of the Prime Minister of Georgia"Agreement has been reached on the excise stamping of non-alcoholic beverages and Government of Georgia intends to continue work in the same manner as pursued so far. Hence, it is a positive and commendable decision for businesses" announced Irakli Chikovani, Foreign Affairs Adviser and Press Speaker of the Prime Minister of Georgia.
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20 November 2019
Four Individuals Compete for One Vacant Position at GNCCFour individuals have expressed their interest in the contest for a vacant position of a Member of the Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC). Relevant applications and required documents have been submitted to the Government Administration by Maia Metskhvarishvili, Mariam Sulaberidze, Ivane Makharadze and Kakhi Bekauri.
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13 November 2019
Mikheil Chkhenkeli Gets Appointed as Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of GeorgiaMikheil Chkhenkeli got appointed as a Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia. Order of Appointment was signed by Giorgi Gakharia, Prime Minister of Georgia today.
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12 November 2019
The deadline for applying to the open competition for a vacant position of a member of the Georgian National Communications Commission expires on November 15The deadline for applying to the open competition for a vacant position of a member of the Georgian National Communications Commission expires on November 15.
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07 November 2019
An open competition has been announced for a vacant position of a member of the Georgian National Communications CommissionOn October 29, 2019, one of the members of the Georgian National Communications Commission was dismissed based on the Decree #5205-IS of the Parliament of Georgia. Pursuant to paragraph 5, article 9 of the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, the Government of Georgia, ten days after the termination of the authority of the commission's member, shall issue a decree on holding an open competition.
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05 November 2019
Beka Dochviri Appointed Government’s Parliamentary SecretaryDeputy Head of the Administration of the Government Beka Dochviri has been appointed Parliamentary Secretary of the Government.
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17 October 2019
Open Contest Announced for One Vacant Position of GNCC MemberA Georgian National Communications Commission (GNCC) member approaches the end of tenure on January 24, 2020. In line with Article 9.5 of the Law of Georgia on Broadcasting, Government of Georgia is expected to issue a Resolution on holding an Open Contest 100 (hundred) days prior to the expiration of a term of service in the case of a GNCC Member.
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09 August 2019
Prime Minister’s Advisor: The whole civilized world supports Georgia’s territorial integrity, and repudiates the results of occupation 11 years agoWe are confident that, consistently and with support from the international community, we will achieve our country's de-occupation, the Georgian Prime Minister's Strategic Communications Advisor Irakli Chikovani told the press in his comment on the recent joint statement of the UN Security Council on the 11th anniversary of the Russo-Georgian War.
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08 August 2019
National Flags Flown at Half-Staff over Administrative Buildings throughout GeorgiaOn the Prime Minister's orders, national flags are flown at half-staff over administrative buildings throughout Georgia, to mark the 11th anniversary of the Russo-Georgia War.