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-)

Public Defender of Georgia
Nino Lomjaria
Minister of Justice of Georgia
Rati Bregadze
Former President of Georgia
Giorgi Margvelashvili
Nika Melia - I understand that the conditions in prison are difficult, but we all endure it, we don't hear anyone's endless "I, I, I, I" - others must also endure it and not make an allegory of slander
Nika Gvaramia: The ‘Opposition Alliance’ is the same as it has been - I cannot deny there was a disagreement - I remind everyone: when a party leader is in prison, sensitivity is always high - We had a moral obligation to defend Nika Melia
Badri Japaridze - The trial of political leaders on unimaginable, fabricated charges is a fight against statehood - the closure of the hearing is an indication that they do not want the public to know what lies behind the process
Zurab Japaridze - The session was closed so that people wouldn't hear what madness they were talking about - the prosecutor is a person who tells me: I must send you to prison for sanctioning me
Giorgi Vashadze on the so-called sabotage case - There is a blank sheet in my case, on which is indicated the name, surname and article, nothing more - we are dealing with a great absurdity, there is no evidence
Zurab Girchi Japaridze on “sabotage case” – There is no evidence in the case, it is simply a collection of various public speeches, false testimonies of about 20 police officers, where they tell some fairy tales
Nika Gvaramia: The "Moscow Mechanism" report is the most severe for "Georgian Dream" and it shows on their faces too - if "Dream" has not completely lost its vision for its own future, it must take some rational steps
Ursula von der Leyen: Visa suspension could be extended to the entire population if the authorities do not resolve the problems - negotiations continue on sanctions against those responsible for democratic backsliding and rights violations
Giorgi Vashadze - The court is the main symbol of injustice in the country and there is so much injustice happening, it is not surprising that we are one of the epicenters of injustice
Nika Gvaramia granted bail of 30,000 GEL as a restrictive measure in the so-called sabotage case
Nika Gvaramia - You can't find me in the materials of the so-called sabotage case, I am vaguely mentioned in 2 sentences and I can't provide the content, so I don't know what to argue about, I didn't do anything, as for the unification of the opposition, it is impossible to fail
Zurab-Girchi Japaridze – As long as all leaders of political forces are sitting at the trial together, that country has no chance of getting closer to the West
Maia Kopaleishvili: The illegal imprisonment of politicians and the so-called “sabotage case” are revenge against politicians - I want to tell “Georgian Dream” they will not intimidate pro-Western parties
Elene Khoshtaria on the so-called sabotage case - This is the prosecution of the West by the Russian regime, publicly and openly - I will only be happy if my contribution is at least 1% in the sanctioning of Ivanishvili
Zurab Japaridze on the so-called sabotage case: The case is nonsense, but why are they doing it? - To put all the prominent opposition leaders together in court, spread the photo, and show it to Ivanishvili’s voters
The case of 8 politicians accused in the so-called sabotage case - Mikheil Saakashvili, Nika Melia, Nika Gvaramia, Zurab “Girchi” Japaridze, Giorgi Vashadze, Zurab Japaridze, Mamuka Khazaradze, and Elene Khoshtaria - has been referred to court for full consideration
Giorgi Vashadze: What happened that everyone is on the defendant’s bench and the prosecution is accusing us under extraordinary articles? - There is no evidence of my dealings with Ukraine that I obtained or gave any military information
Mikheil Saakashvili at the hearing: I expect another 3 years - my sentence will be 16 years - that’s how much serial killers and pedophiles get