Khalibi LLC, a company co-owned by Ramaz Gujabidze – a business partner and friend of the Mayor of Poti, Gocha Kurdghelia, has received GEL 306,520 from public procurements since 2012.Ramaz Gujabidze owns stakes and/or holds the director&

ELECTIONS DAYThrough this live blog, Transparency International Georgia will cover all things relevant around the 2020 Parliamentary Elections. You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter 20:00 - Transparency Internat

In order to keep voters informed in the run-up to the 2020 parliamentary elections, Transparency International Georgia is looking into all of the majoritarian candidates nominated by political parties – specifically their business connections and pol

The Road Building Management N1 was established in Gori in 1998 and it is currently owned by three shareholders. Nugzar and Nukri Abalaki own 25%-25% of the company, while the remaining 50% is held by Shota Abuladze. From 2011 till today, the company

In order to keep voters informed in the run up to the 2020 parliamentary elections, Transparency International Georgia is looking into all of the majoritarian candidates nominated by political parties – specifically their business connections a

 The mechanism for the monitoring of public officials’ asset declarations went into force in Georgia in 2017. Prior to that, information disclosed by public officials related to their assets, connections, and finances was not subject to ve

 At the end of June 2020, the political party "Giorgi Vashadze - the Strategy Aghmashenebeli" began collecting signatures demanding a halving of interest rates on bank loans. For this purpose, small tents were set up near Tbilisi metro

 A new Director-General of the Public Broadcaster (GPB) should be selected in the coming days, for which 4 contestants - Tinatin Berdzenishvili, Irma Sokhadze, Khatuna Lagazidze, and Alexander Vakhtangov, are competing at the final stage.After V

 I. Key findings and recommendationsThe 6-month plan for the state budget Receipts was increased by GEL 761 million and amounted to GEL 7,661 million. The increase in Receipts was due to additional debt. In 6 months, the Government of Georgia bo