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Saturday, 03 June 2023
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The first meeting of the State Commission for Development of Electronic Governance was held under the leadership of the PM Irakli Gharibashvili today.
Acting Kutaisi Mayor Shota Murghulia says the conflict at the Torpedo stadium was a provocation. He said the conflict was planned in advance by those who are not interested in football.
As Chairman of the Commission Mikheil Kavtaradze declared at today’s briefing, revision has been held at several boards in the January-July period of 2013 and one of them was Saburatalo district.
As the governors stated at a special briefing held at Tbilisi City Hall, the matter concerns the shutdown of the lighting systems on Tbilisi Broadcasting Tower.
JSC ENERGO-PRO Georgia has completed individual re-metering of the Kobuleti region. The region has been completely individually re-metered; in particular 25 villages, Daba Chakvi and Ochkhamuri, also the city of Kobuleti, in total up to 24,000 customers.
The local self-government can not wait for the day of restoration of Georgia's territorial integrity
According to the Parliament Speaker Davit Usupashvili, one of the main issues will be the country's territorial integrity while reviewing the Constitution.
You have a chance to build on these achievements by demonstrating a level playing field during your upcoming local elections, U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry stated before the fourth strategic partnership commission plenary session with Irakli Gharibashvili.
Foreign Policy published Georgian opposition leader Giga Bokeria’s article: “The new government in Tbilisi is following in Viktor Yanukovych's footsteps”.
"The changes in self-government code were adopted with the violation of Parliament regulations" - the head of non-governmental organization, "Transparency International", Eka Gigauri stated at today's press-conference.
Up to 600 miners are protesting outside the “Tchiatur-Manganez” building. The employees of the Itskhvisi, Shukuri,
JSC ENERGO-PRO Georgia continues successful implementation of all undertaken projects, which aim at improving the quality and stability of electricity supply to all its customers.
Georgia’s Parliament approved a draft law that outlined a moratorium on the sale of land to foreign citizens to be removed for commercial banks and on special cases.
Local self-government elections will be held on 15 June, President Giorgi Margvelashvili said in his speech in the Parliament.
The Georgian Government approved the Village Support Project at today’s governmental meeting. According the project Georgian villages will undergo serious renovation, summing 50 million GEL from central budget.
Deputy Gia Gachewchiladze has notified his colleagues of his decision to abandon the parliamentary majority.
Davit Narmania, minister for infrastructure and regional development, who is set to run as ruling Georgian Dream coalition’s candidate for Tbilisi mayoral office in local elections in June, said he’s confident of winning the race in the first round without requirement a runoff.
Prime Minister Irakli Gharibashvili evaluated the opposition’s attitude towards his proposal for increasing threshold to 50% in connection with the Mayoral electons.
The former governor of Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti told "PirWeli" about this.
Parliament passed on February 19 with its first reading election-related package of bills to put the electoral system it line with new local self-governance law envisaging direct election of mayors in twelve cities and heads of all municipalities across the country during the local elections in June.
Georgian lawmakers begin to discuss the amendments to the Electoral Code of Georgia. The inter-faction group will discuss the details of the draft amendments at the sessions of the parliamentary committees.
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