The corruption in our country has almost been nullified even though we had elite corruption just a couple of years ago

The state budget’s administrative expenses, including labour remuneration, are not being increased

The accused in the Cables Case had nothing to do with the money they are accused of embezzling

Patrol or criminal police officers have a wage of GEL 900 whilst supernumerary employees of the district boards have take-home wages of GEL 1,040

Tamaz Naveriani is a person who was committing acts of violence against people during the 2014 local elections

Investments in Ajara have increased two-and-a-half times with tourism growing by 80%, about 170 hotels being built in four years, 6,000 new jobs being created, 41 new factories being constructed and five factories rehabilitated

A month-and-a-half has passed since the trees on Kazbegi Avenue were cut down and the case has still not been investigated

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Georgia took different approaches towards the suspects in the Marneuli and Kortskheli incidents

Every seventh person in the country buys food with borrowed money whilst every third person lives in poverty

Georgia’s ranking has been improved by seven positions in the Global Competitiveness Index. Now we are at 59th place among 138 countries

Half of the hotels now functioning in Georgia were opened during the office of the Georgian Dream coalition

CNFA has helped Georgia’s agricultural sector a great deal through USAID and the Millennium Challenge Corporation

1,505 Laws against the Background of Constant Fighting

“Parliament is a place where all of the important issues of the country’s life must be solved, including the adoption of certain standards for political processes.”

The Georgian Economy during the office of the Georgian Dream coalition

The four-year electoral cycle of the Georgian Dream coalition’s office is coming to its end and it is interesting to observe the changes in the Georgian economy for the past four years.

The population of the Chiatura Municipality has decreased by 43% for the past 25 years and the number of socially vulnerable people in the municipality is the largest in the Imereti region