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-)

Minister of Justice of Georgia
Rati Bregadze
Former President of Georgia
Giorgi Margvelashvili
Speaker of Parliament of Georgia
Shalva Papuashvili
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
Shalva Papuashvili: We saw an attack on the Georgian police by MEP Auštrevičius - it would be good if the Embassy of Lithuania makes an explanation on this issue
Nika Melia: On April 29, we will see a gathering, with demotivated and embarrassed administrative resources, of people who will have to hide their faces and bow down to the future of Georgia
Clashes between protesters and police on Chichinadze Street
Mamuka Mdinaradze on Gvaramia-Melia:The unity of the criminal, pardoned by Salome, cannot overcome the barrier with any guarantee
Levan Khabeishvili: We welcome oppositionists to unite so that no vote is lost
Shalva Papuashvili: It is becoming clear why they asked for Gvaramia to be pardoned and why judges were summoned by various embassies in order to put pressure on Gvaramia’s trial
Roman Gotsiridze: I consider myself a part of a big coalition - I see myself in a coalition and not in any party
Mikheil Daushvili: Whether they call it "Akhali” (New) or something else, for me they are the National Movement - we will not have any type of union or coalition with any political party for electoral purposes
Robin Wagener - With the law on "transparency of foreign influence", there will be no EU membership - No chance for that
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