Harvard graduate appointed as Tbilisi police chief
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The Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia presented Giorgi Aladashvilli as a new head of Tbilisi Police Department yesterday.
The new chairperson of the capital city police headquarter enjoys high-level foreign education and years of experience of working in law-enforcement structures.
In particular, Aladashvili owns Harvard University Master’s diploma and also got educated at Georgetown University in the United States (US) and Hague Academy of International Law.
New heads of regional police departments. Photo by the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia.
After several-year of working in the law-enforcement bodies Aladashvili served as an Attaché of Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs to Austria in 2014.
The same day Minister Giorgi Mgebrishvili met with newly appointed heads of regional police departments of Georgia and emphasised the importance of coordinative activities of different police dimensions.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs declares even more merciless fight against criminal,” Minister Mgebrishvili stated.
The Minister has also tasked the new officials.
Today the Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia Giorgi Mgebrishvili represented his three new deputies before public and stressed that the renewed team would support him in the "merciless fight against criminal.”
Giorgi Mgebrishvili stated today that the Ministry of Internal Affairs would be focused on fighting domestic violence and violence against women if he could continue his work as a minister after tomorrow’s voting in the legislative body.
Georgia’s incumbent Minister of Corrections and Legal Assistance has been appointed as the new Interior Minister. The First Deputy Corrections Minister has been promoted to Corrections Minister.
After a major reshuffle in the Georgian Government on Monday, the Prime Minister today introduced six new Ministers.
Learn more about the new Georgian Ministers in our profiles below.