871:, Gakharia and his Cabinet coped well with the first wave of the virus. A coordination council was set up, headed by Gakharia. During the pandemic businesses were experiencing difficulties. The government announced a large-scale lockdown which further complicated the situation of the people. On April 24, 2020, Gakharia announced a plan to provide financial assistance to the people, which included a total of 3.5 billion GEL. By this plan government has financed various state taxes. The country provided financial assistance to the people but it did not turn out to be enough. The government has closed all tourism zones and reduced the number of tourists. The second wave of virus hit the country even harder. The government has not announced any restrictions, which has further increased the cases of the virus. Due to the difficult epidemiological situation a curfew was declared in the country on November 9, on November 26, Gakharia announced the second mass lockdown in the country, which was effective until February 1, 2021.
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helped the party considerably, And indeed, under
Gakharia's leadership, the Georgian Dream won the election. On December 24, the new parliament approved Giorgi Gakharia's cabinet for a second term. Gakharia was also a very important figure in his party, they called him a worthy leader and prime minister.
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After Giorgi
Gakharia, the resigned Prime Minister of Georgia who left the Georgian Dream and then founded a new party, a special confrontation started over him and his party members. That is why Gakharia presented himself as the Tbilisi mayoral candidate from the Party for Georgia at a presentation
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After June 20, 2019, people started a daily protest in front of the country's parliament, members of the rally demanded the resignation of the
Minister of Internal Affairs Giorgi Gakharia due to the events of June 20. Despite the demand of the protesters, Gakharia refused to resign, and the anger of
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As a result of
Gakharia's advancement in politics, he became quite famous, in 2016, the Georgian Dream won a second term and remained in power. After winning the election, a new government was formed where Prime Minister Kvirikashvili named Gakharia Minister of Economy. On November 27, 2016, the new
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September 2, 2019, Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze resigned, the country was waiting for the appointment of a new prime minister. On the same day, the opinion was expressed that the Minister of Internal Affairs and Vice Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia was considered as a candidate for the post of
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The holding of new parliamentary elections was the goal of them and the opposition as a whole, which was to be achieved as a result of the agreement of April 19, 2021. The fate of the 2022 elections should have been decided in the 2021 elections, however, the
Georgian Dream government canceled the
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Gakharia's resignation was very unexpected, a few days ago he said he was not going anywhere, but on the morning of
February 18, very suddenly, he announced his resignation. As it became known in the future, Gakharia could not reach an agreement in the Georgian Dream, Gakharia also said that he no
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Gakharia, as the minister of internal affairs, was an important figure not only for the government but also for the
Georgian Dream. He was particularly critical of the Georgian opposition and the National Movement in particular. Gakharia played an important role in the country's domestic politics.
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Giorgi
Gakharia responded to the criticism of his former teammates as follows: The events are developing in an interesting and faster way than expected... "No one and nothing can stop the truth. Eventually, everyone will understand this. Again without gossiping, we unite for #Georgia, against no
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launched an election campaign in July 2020. Gakharia participated in the campaign from the very beginning as a member of the
Georgian Dream party. In September, the party nominated him as a candidate for prime minister in the run-up to the elections, Gakharia was very popular for this period he
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On March 22, 2021, Gakharia announced that he remains in politics and is working to set a political agenda. On April 14, 2021, the Georgian Dream Party and the parliamentary majority were abandoned by MPs Giorgi Khojevanishvili, Beka Liluashvili, Ana Buchukuri, Alexander Motserelia, Shalva
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3 MPs left the Georgian Dream and were elected by 3 party lists. Giorgi Khojevanishvili was the governor of Shida Kartli before being elected as a majoritarian MP in Gori-Kaspi. Alexander Motserelia, the former governor of Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, is currently the majoritarian MP of
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On June 13, 2018, Prime Minister Kvirikashvili resigned. The ruling party has named former finance minister Mamuka Bakhtadze as the country's prime minister. Parliament declared confidence in Bakhtadze's cabinet on June 20, Where Gakharia was still the minister of internal affairs.
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was created on January 1, 2018, in one month from the appointment of Giorgi Gakharia to the position of the Minister of Internal Affairs. The competences of the Department cover the timely response and effective investigation into the cases such as domestic offenses,
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in October 2012. Giorgi Gakharia joined the ruling party in 2013 where he was accepted from the very beginning. Because of his past and knowledge, he became the business ombudsman of Georgia in March 2013, After that, his political life began with the Georgian Dream.
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Gakhaia together with the members of his party started the movement all over Georgia, the presentation of the party for Georgia and the establishment of new party offices, many communications with the people soon made the party quite popular among the population.
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On the same day, Gakharia was elected chairman of the party, He spoke about the problems within country: corruption nepotism and other, he expressed his and his party plans and goals. Gakharia noted that the country no longer has time to lose and it must develop.
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Ana Buchukuri, elected from the Georgian Dream party list, was in the government of Giorgi Gakharia, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Prime Minister, Beka Liluashvili - Adviser to the Prime Minister on Economic Affairs, and Mikheil Daushvili - Business Ombudsman.
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He presented a plan on how to change the capital of Georgia, He also talked about his former teammates from the Georgian Dream and said that from that day they had to deal with Gakharia personally. He called the actions of the Georgian Dream shameful.
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On May 28, Giorgi Gakharia was joined by Giorgi Abashishvili, Head of the Presidential Administration of Georgia, and Levan Dolidze, former Ambassador of Georgia to NATO. The presentation of the party was held on May 29, 2021. The party is called
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He created a team where there were a lot of experienced and young people, the beginning was difficult for their political party but Gakharia had the appropriate knowledge to develop his political party and earn the support of the people.
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Prime Minister-designate Gakharia arrives in parliament on September 6 to discuss future plans and goals, heated debate between opposition and Gakharia, The same day, the opposition said they would not support Gakharia and his team.
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because of his political past. Certain news outlets criticized Gakharia and even called him a traitor and an enemy of the people for meeting with Saakashvili. Gakharia denied this and called the Georgian Dream-run media a pity.
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could achieve a significant result in the October 2, 2021 self-government elections with a major challenge to reduce the support of the ruling team to 43%, which means the approval of the early parliamentary elections in 2022.
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During the prime minister of Giorgi Kvirikashvili, Gakharia became a very important person in the country, his influence was especially increased by being the minister of internal affairs, where he achieved a lot of success.
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Minister of Internal Affairs Gakharia issued an order to disperse the protesters, firearms were used. Two people lost their sight as a result of a bullet that took hundreds of people across the country to a clinic that day.
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lawmakers worldwide. With both Russia and Georgia being members of the organization, the Russian delegation arrived to take part in the session in the Georgian parliament. The session was opened with a speech in
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Gakharia became the Minister of Economy of the country and at the same time he became the new government. He became even more famous. His influence was growing quite fast. In 2017, Kvirikashvili appointed him
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Chairman of the Georgian Dream, said that Gakharia was traitor and was trying to start a crisis in the country, together with the opposition, Similar statements were made by other members of the party.
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Giorgi Gakharia continued to recruit the party and prepare for the 2021 self-government elections in order to achieve a high result and to mark the start of the new parliamentary elections in 2022.
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Gakharia arrived in parliament on September 8 to answer questions and gain support. The Georgian Dream party supported him and approved him by 98 votes on September 8.
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Gakharia became even more influential in the government during Bakhtadze's term as prime minister. On July 17, Bakhtadze appointed him first vice prime minister.
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Gakharia presented the future plans and the Cabinet of Ministers, a large part of the population did not like this decision as well as the Georgian opposition.
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one!' read in his letter. On June 8, Gakharia was in political show and he said that he was nobody's project and he was not going to gossip about anyone.
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prime minister. Indeed, on September 3, Bidzina Ivanishvili, chairman of the Georgian Dream party, nominated him as a candidate for prime minister.
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