Droa chairwoman
Elene Khoshtaria

Place of birth

Tbilisi

Education

Graduated from the Moscow State Institute of International Relations with a degree in International Security

Professional Experience

2002 - Intern "Moscow Helsinki Group", Human Rights; Embassy of Georgia in the Russian Federation;

Since 2004 - Coordinator of International Relations, Head of the Department of International Relations at MIA, Deputy Head of the Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration;

2004-2006 - Head of the Euro-Atlantic Integration Department at the Office of the State Minister for Euro-Atlantic Integration;

2007-2012 - First Deputy State Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration;

2012-2016 - Georgian Reform Association, GRASS;

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

Member of the faction "National Movement - For the Development of Georgia" (2016-2017);

Member of the Parliament of Georgia of the 9th convocation "National Movement - For the Advancement of Georgia", Member (2016-2017);

Member of the Faction "European Georgia" (2017-2020)

Prime Minister of Georgia
Irakli Gharibashvili
Former PM of Georgia; For Georgia chairman
Giorgi Gakharia
European Georgia chairman
Giga Bokeria
Shalva Papuashvili: We believe that the 2020 scenario is being prepared and a false excuse is being created for the non-recognition of the election results
Coalition "For Change" leaders meet with President Salome Zurabishvili on issues related to the composition of the so-called technical government and the candidate for the position of Prime Minister
Coalition "For Change": none of the representatives of the coalition will cooperate with the authoritarian regime of Bidzina Ivanishvili and "Georgian Dream" in the process of forming the government after the elections
Elene Khoshtaria: we can be proud of the non-governmental sector that broke the "Russian law"
Head of Anti-corruption Bureau: opposition parties do not disclose their funding in whole or in part
Elene Khoshtaria: It is difficult to remember a state that blames itself for starting a war with an aggressor, and also blames our strategic partners
Elene Khoshtaria: On behalf of the "For Change" coalition, I would like to respond to the President's statement and express principled, full, unconditional support and loyalty to the "Georgian Charter"
Nika Gvaramia: I think that these elections are of great importance in Georgia, usurpation of the government should not be allowed either by domestic or international actors
Zurab Japaridze: We are talking to both Nika Gvaramia and other political groups, we are in constant communication with Lelo - I, Nika Gvaramia and Elene Khoshtaria believe that consolidation is the solution
Irakli Kobakhidze: IRI and IPM have messed up before and they can easily mess up now too - these organizations don't trust themselves anymore, they've messed up the election results so many times
IRI survey: If parliamentary elections were held this coming Saturday, 25% of respondents would support Georgian Dream and 13% - National Movement
Kakha Kaladze: There are still political groups who want confrontation, who want to overthrow the government - maybe someone from the outside supports this, but we will not allow this
Kakha Kaladze: Elene Khoshtaria is living with roubles, and Zura-Girchi, pardon me, but was running around naked - how can you get bullied by them, we can only joke about such things and have fun
Elene Khoshtaria: The opposition should create an optimal election configuration and continue the fight, Giorgi Vashadze sees himself in the National Movement in this configuration, Droa - doesn't - we will have our election declaration as well
Shalva Papuashvili: Some foreign and Georgian political forces, non-governmental organizations and individuals are trying to present the interests of the government as separate from the interests of the people.
Shalva Papuashvili: The tactic of virtually separating Georgia’s democratic government from Georgian people fits the Russian hybrid playbook
Irakli Kobakhidze: It is fundamentally unacceptable for us when specific diplomats in Georgia incite polarization, they should take care of the polarization that is deepening in their own country
Irakli Kobakhidze: Is it not allowed to work out on May 26?! - invading someone else's private space is the signature of the National Movement, they are Bolsheviks, they are foreign agents
THE EUROPEAN FUTURE OF GEORGIA – IT’S IN YOUR HANDS
British Ambassador Gareth Ward - Foreign Influence Law damages NGOs and free media in Georgia - It is disproportionate and stifles free speech, as well as stigmatising those who do good for their communities