Deputy Interior Minister Vladimer Bortsvadze resigns
Vladimir Bortsvadze was appointed deputy interior minister in February 2019. Photo: police.ge
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Deputy Interior Minister Vladimer Bortsvadze, who has served in the post since 2019, has resigned. Bortsvadze has left the post on the basis of a personal statement, Interpressnews agency reports.
Vladimir Bortsvadze was appointed deputy interior minister on February 6, 2019 when former Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia served as Interior Minister.
Prior, between April 2018 and February 2019 Bortsvadze chaired the interior ministry's central criminal police department.
Another Deputy Interior Minister Kakhaber Sabanadze resigned in late March amid reports from Mtavari Arkhi and TV Pirveli TV channels on illegal surveillance and hampering an opposition protest back in 2019.
Georgian Deputy Interior Minister Kakhaber Sabanadze resigned earlier today amid reports from Mtavari Arkhi and TV Pirveli TV channels on illegal surveillance and hampering an opposition protest back in 2019.
Georgian Ambassador to the European Union Natalie Sabanadze has announced her resignation after having represented Georgia in Brussels for almost eight years. Sabanadze said she decided to submit her resignation last week.