Tbilisi Public Service Hall briefs UAE delegation on public service innovations
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The Tbilisi Public Service Hall has hosted a delegation from the United Arab Emirates and introduced the officials to innovations in public services at the venue as part of the Government Exchange Programme.
The Service Hall said on Tuesday Erekle Gvinianidze, the Deputy Justice Minister of Georgia, and Lasha Lonjanidze, the Chair of Public Service Hall, shared insights into domestic service provision models to the visiting group.
They also introduced them to “various infrastructural and technological innovations” implemented at the institution.
The Public Service Hall serves as a hub for delivering approximately 470 public and private sector services to users nationwide and spanning 118 branches and mobile venues.
The state Exchange Programme aims to “facilitate exchange of best practices in the delivery of services” between participating states.
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The Public Service Development Agency of the Justice Ministry on Wednesday said it had deemed it appropriate to terminate the Georgian citizenship of the United States-sanctioned former Prosecutor General Otar Partskhaladze.
Georgian public service halls and community centres in various regions of Georgia have started issuing Covid cards for Georgian citizens, the Georgian government administration announces. The application submission for the card is free of charge and only identification (ID) cards are required.
Commonly known as ‘the mushroom building’, the Tbilisi Public Service Hall provides most public services to Tbilisi residents. But from today and for the near future some access to the building will be restricted as work is undertaken to fix the damaged building.