“This is a continuation of sending Mdinaradze home, and various officials may follow. Let’s wait and see who is next,” Giga Parulava, a member of For Georgia, said, commenting on Gela Geladze’s resignation as head of the State Security Service.

According to him, it is harmful to the country’s national interests when the government does not have a unified strategy and the head of the State Security Service changes every six or seven months.

“Under the Georgian Dream government, no one - whether a high-ranking official or someone holding a position of responsibility - has any guarantee that they will remain in a particular position for a certain period of time. Today or tomorrow morning, these individuals may be forced to leave their positions, not by their own decision but by someone else’s decision. We can say that this is a continuation of sending Mdinaradze home, and various officials may follow. Let’s wait and see who is next.

Of course, it has a very negative impact on the country’s interests and national security when the state, or the political team that has been governing the country for so many years, does not have a unified vision or strategy, and the head of a state agency changes every six or seven months. Of course, this is harmful both to the specific institution itself and to the national interests of the state,” Parulava said.

For reference, Gela Geladze has resigned as head of the State Security Service. According to Geladze, he will continue his work in another government agency.

“Following consultations with the political team, I will continue my work in another government agency, where I will once again serve the interests of our country and society with full responsibility,” Geladze wrote.