As of December 2019, the Government of Georgia has 11 ministers and 53 deputy ministers. By using public databases Transparency International Georgia (TI Georgia) has studied business activities of these public officials as well as the practice

 The incumbent Prosecutor General, Shalva Tadumadze, who is a candidate for the position of the Supreme Court judge, explained inconsistencies in his law diploma during his interview in the Parliament. Later, he submitted a letter to the Parliam

 The analysis of the procurements carried out in the Signagi Municipality has revealed the private interests of Ivane Mirianashvili, a Member of the Signagi Municipality, and his inner circle. Namely, the companies of his son and close associate

 Transparency International Georgia has found a number of violations in its evaluation of the business activities of all 50 members of the Tbilisi City Council. The research has revealed that 10 public officials have incompletely declared their

 The representation of women in the city councils of Adjara has increased, although, in spite of this, there is a significant gender imbalance in the self-government bodies, especially in the executive organs of the municipalities. As a res

 This year, for Christmas and New Year, Adjarganateba LTD again will decorate Batumi with outdoor lighting. On November 21, the tender commission decided that the documentation submitted by Adjarganateba fully complies with the set requirements

 The Gender Equality Council of the Supreme Council of Adjara does not properly exercise its powers – since it was created, the Council has not made any significant efforts to eliminate violence against women in the region, to strengthen w

 The issue of offshore zones is quite relevant for Georgia. Companies registered in offshore zones invest a considerable amount of money in both private and state-funded projects. Given the specificity of offshore zones, it is difficult and some