US EditionInterior Ministry Undergoes Major Reshuffle - Civil Georgia
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Two weeks after the appointment of the new Minister of Internal Affairs, fundamental personnel changes have begun in the security structure. According to Gela Geladze’s office, “based on a personal statement,” the head of the Department of Special Assignments, Zviad Kharazishvili, resigned from his position. His name became relevant to the public in Georgia, against the backdrop of the violent dispersal of pro-European protests against the so-ca…
Interior Ministry Undergoes Major Reshuffle - Civil Georgia
Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs announced a major reshuffle on June 10, involving some high-level promotions, departmental shifts, and mostly transfers of regional police chiefs. The changes follow the appointment of Geka (Gela) Geladze as the GD Interior Minister. Geladze succeeded Vakhtang Gomelauri, who had held top positions in the Georgian Dream for a decade. Gomelauri was subject to international sanctions from the U.S., Ukraine, Li…
Levan Maisuradze has been appointed to the position of Director of the Patrol Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The information about the Director of the Patrol Police Department on the MIA website has already been updated and Levan Maisuradze is indicated as the head of the department. Levan Maisuradze replaced Vazha Siradze in this position, who had held the position of Director of the Patrol Police Department since 2019.
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