Irakli Kobakhidze

Kobakhidze: No plans to renew Georgian government

Kobakhidze: No plans to renew Georgian government

The new Georgian government will not differ significantly from the previous one, the country's Prime Minister said. The government will be approved by the new parliament elected on October 26.

Georgia to elect new president in January 2025

Georgia to elect new president in January 2025

The presidential election in Georgia will presumably take place in early January 2025, Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze said during COP29 in Baku. According to the official, the situation in Georgia is peaceful and …

Who stole votes in Georgia?

Who stole votes in Georgia?

The ruling Georgian Dream party has filed a counter-charge against the opposition, claiming that opponents of the government stole the votes of its supporters. The Georgian Dream party plans to appeal to the Prosecutor's Office.

Georgia thanks Hungary for support of EU integration

Georgia thanks Hungary for support of EU integration

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze highlighted the “key role” of Hungary in Georgia’s pursuit of EU integration, a priority he described as “the main foreign policy goal of the Georgian Government”, in a joint …

Georgian authorities expect coup attempt after elections

Georgian authorities expect coup attempt after elections

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze accused the opposition of undermining Georgia’s constitutional order. In addressing feedback from international observers, particularly the Organisation for Security and Co-Operation …

Kobakhidze calls Georgian people's choice the only right one

Kobakhidze calls Georgian people's choice the only right one

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze held a briefing today, during which he assessed the parliamentary elections held in the country the day before. He called the expression of the will of the people the only and uncontested choice.

Elections in Georgia: what exactly happenning?

Elections in Georgia: what exactly happenning?

A total of 776, 726 voters have cast their ballots in the ongoing general elections in Georgia, representing a turnout of 22.22% of total eligible voters by 12 p.m., Georgia’s Central Election Commission announced. This marks …