Georgian Anti-Corruption Bureau Head, Lithuanian Prosecutor General discuss strategies to combat corruption
The body added the meeting also featured Ana Kalandadze, the Deputy Head of the Bureau, Georgian delegation members Ketevan Muradashvili, Mamuka Ghviniashvili and Giorgi Bagdavadze, as well as Gintas Ivanauskas, the Deputy Prosecutor General of Lithuania. Photo: Anti-Corruption Bureau of Georgia
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Strategies to combat corruption and common challenges were discussed on Wednesday in a meeting between Razhden Kuprashvili, the Head of the Anti-Corruption Bureau of Georgia, and Nida Grunskienė, the Prosecutor General of Lithuania.
The Georgian state body said the meeting, held at the Prosecutor's Office in Vilnius, highlighted strengthening whistleblower protection mechanisms, with the parties agreeing to sign a memorandum of cooperation.
The body added the meeting also featured Ana Kalandadze, the Deputy Head of the Bureau, Georgian delegation members Ketevan Muradashvili, Mamuka Ghviniashvili and Giorgi Bagdavadze, as well as Gintas Ivanauskas, the Deputy Prosecutor General of Lithuania.
Officers of Georgia’s Anti-Corruption Agency on Monday detained employees of the City Hall of the western municipality of Tsalenjikha and charged them with bribery.
The professionals of the Department of Criminal Prosecution for Corruption Crimes of the Prosecutor General's Office of Georgia have arrested the former police Head and his Deputy on corruption charges, the state body said on Saturday.
Officers of Georgia’s Anti-Corruption Agency on Tuesday detained an employee of the Municipal Inspection Service of the Batumi City Hall in the country’s western city, with the official charged with bribery.
The Prosecutor’s Office of Georgia launched an investigation in 117 criminal cases committed in the civil sector and criminal prosecution against 99 civil servants for corruption over the nine months of 2023, the state body said on Saturday.