United National Movement former chairman
Nika Melia

Education

2002 - graduated from Academy of the Ministry of State Security of Georgia, majoring in Law;

2006 - graduated from Oxford Brookes University with a Master's degree in International Relations

Professional Experience

2008-2009 - Deputy Head of the National Bureau of Enforcement;

2009-2010 - Head of the National Bureau of Enforcement;

2010-2012 - Chairman of the Tbilisi Enforcement Bureau (National Bureau of Enforcement);

2013-2014 - Mtatsminda district governor;

Parliament of Georgia of the 9th convocation, member (2016-2020);

The faction of the Parliament of Georgia of the 9th convocation United National Movement, chairman (2016-2017);

Member of the Parliamentary faction of the 9th Convocation of Georgia National Movement (2017-)

President of Georgia
Salome Zurabishvili
Former President of Georgia
Giorgi Margvelashvili
Speaker of Parliament of Georgia
Shalva Papuashvili
Nika Melia: We don't like one-man rule, one-party rule, we won't allow it, and "Coalition for Change" is a guarantee of that
Nika Melia: "The mood in Tsalka is one of victory and change – coalition government is what the country needs"
Nika Melia: after the elections, a coalition government will be formed for the first time and the painful practice of oligarchic, one-person, one-party rule will be a thing of the past
Nika Melia: which territorial integrity should be restored by Ivanishvili, he talks about violence 24 hours a day, envies, and renews mutual confrontation, the population is at odds with each other
Nika Melia: How can we not win even if there are twice as many people against the money? - On October 26, we must defeat the government and organize a celebration
Nika Melia on the statement of the Helsinki Commission: I want to believe that in September the representatives of our friendly state will make a rational decision and the financial sanction will be implemented
Political union "Coalition for Change - Gvaramia, Melia, Girchi, Droa" Tsageri office was opened
Nika Melia was attacked in Samtredia
Nika Melia: In the fall, when the votes are counted, everyone will see the real result of our union, we will play a very big role in defeating Bidzina Ivanishvili
Nika Melia: The Russian oligarchic regime is a common challenge of the opposition, and the order of the society is that the opposition voters have several choices
Mikheil Saakashvili: I listened to Nika Melia's speech, which unfortunately repeated the message and clichés of the Russian oligarchic regime
Nika Melia: The order of society is not really a single party list - people are interested in their role and place in the public-political life, not the place of politicians in the unified list or in any party list
Nika Melia: Political corruption, turning politics into a business, appointing and then reappointing managers in a political party, as in LLC, if there is anything in the Georgian politics of the Russian-style, this is it
"Georgian Charter" is signed by 17 parties and 5 independent deputies
Shalva Papuashvili: Those who invented the ‘Free Misha’ campaign, have also invented the ‘Russian law’ campaign now - It is unfortunate that “we never heard any apology towards the Georgian Court for undue defamation”
Nika Melia: They are spreading lies, as if Nika Gvaramia and I are meeting Davit Kezerashvili outside the country - I am not planning any meeting with him on any issue, either now or in the future
People's Power: Foreign ministers of four EU member states are coming to Georgia, whose goal is the growth of radicalism and interference in the country's internal affairs - the government should discuss whether these politicians deserve to be allowed into the country
Shalva Papuashvili: the mistake of 2019 was repeated again, some foreign actors called the violent demonstrations "peaceful" and condemned the legitimate action of the police
Ian Kelly: Unless the ruling party reverses course on taking anti-democratic actions like the ‘foreign agents law,’ and ceases its hostile rhetoric against the U.S., I cannot imagine our relations will get any better
Estonian Ambassador to Georgia - If we want EU membership, we should all play by the rules - The Georgian Government on the one hand says that they are moving closer to the EU, but their actions do not prove that