Georgian PM: Kaladze has always been a success
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Georgian Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili who is also the head of the Georgian Dream-Democratic Movement has officially named Kakha Kaladze as the ruling team’s candidate in Tbilisi for the upcoming local elections in the autumn.
We are taking responsibility to work for the capital as a whole as well as each district, street and personally for every citizen. Our duty is to make everyone feel s/he is the part of this huge city despite their age, gender, identity, opportunities, nationality and confession”, Kaladze stated today at Mtatsminda Park, in central Tbilisi, during the party assembly.
He said he wants to build Tbilisi that has a perfect blend of past, present and future, where traditions and innovations meet.
Kakha Kaladze will be the mayoral candidate of the Georgian Dream ruling team for upcoming local elections in this autumn. Photo from Kakha Kaladze/Facebook
Prime Minister Kvirikashvili believes Kaladze is not only one of the significant leaders of the team, but one of the important members of the Georgian society, too.
Georgian Dream ruling team has named its candidate in Tbilisi for the upcoming local elections in the autumn.
Georgia’s Energy Minister Kakha Kaladze, who was named as the ruling Georgian Dream team’s Tbilisi mayoral candidate, attended the last governmental meeting today.
Four opposition parties have called on the pro-western opposition, a civil organizations and active members of society to present joint candidates for the upcoming local elections.
The Movement for Building opposition, created by Georgia’s former Parliament Speaker David Usupashvili, has named ex-Deputy Infrastructure Minister Tengiz Shergelashvili as its mayoral candidate in capital Tbilisi.
The election campaign of the ruling party’s mayoral candidate Kakha Kaladze has officially kicked off. Opening the election headquarter for the upcoming local elections in the autumn later yesterday, Kaladze said he will not get tired to serve Tbilisi and its citizens.
OSCE observers who have arrived in Georgia to monitor the country’s local elections next month stated they are interested how democratic the election process will be and not the outcomes of the race.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze has announced that 132 families living in capital Tbilisi and nearby Tskneti settlement have had their accommodations officially registered.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze has announced that very soon Tbilisi taxi drivers will have to undergo mandatory registration in order to offer their service to locals, tourists and others.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze has gifted a food stand to 15-year-old Gigi Antadze - a street vendor with cerebral palsy who has been selling fruits, juices and snacks for three years to help his family.
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze stated today that the United National Movement opposition sent a letter to Tbilisi City Hall on 25 September and requested permission to hold a campaign march on Rustaveli Avenue and Freedom Square on 19, 20 and 21 October between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m.