Former PM of Georgia
Bidzina Ivanishvili

Biography, according to Government Administration

"Was born on February 18, 1956, in the Village of Chorvila, Sachkhere Region.

In 1973, he finished a secondary school of the Village of Sairkhe, Sachkhere Region, and continued his studies at Tbilisi State University, Engineering-Economic Faculty. In parallel of his studies, he worked at Kamo mechanical-casting factory in the positions of cleaner and worker.

In 1980, he graduated from Tbilisi State University with honours. In the same year, he was appointed in the position of Engineer in Chief, and later, Head of scientific laboratory, at Kamo mechanical-casting factory.

In 1982 - 1986, he took his postgraduate course at Moscow Institute of Social Problems, where he defended his master's thesis. In 1988, he founded Agroprogres Cooperative with his friends, which was later turned into an entrepreneurial company.

In 1990, he founded Russian Credit Bank.

In 1991, he became the Chairman of the Board of Directors and the President of Russian Credit Bank.

He is a founder and the owner of Unicor Financial- Entrepreneurial Group.

In 1996, he founded Cartu Bank.

In 2011, He founded Georgian Dream Social Movement.

In 2012, he founded Georgian Dream-Democratic Georgia Political Party.

In 2012- 17 November 2013, The Prime Minister of Georgia.

He has a wife and four children."

Prime Minister of Georgia
Irakli Gharibashvili
Former President of Georgia
Mikheil Saakashvili
European Georgia chairman
Giga Bokeria
Givi Targamadze on the case of his assassination attempt: it is completely clear to me that Ivanishvili was the orderer, this government was the executioner, with the participation of the Russians
Gigi Ugulava on the case of attempted murder of Givi Targamadze: the orderer is Ivanishvili, the executor is Tamaz Tamazashvili
Irakli Kobakhidze: It is a pity that the German Bundestag, which was a very respectable institution for me, was involved in the election processes of Georgia - this cannot have any influence on the election results
Levan Machavariani on the resolution supported in the Bundestag: all this is gross interference in the country's internal affairs, disrespect for our constitution and sovereignty, and disregard for the UN Charter
Kakha Kaladze: No residential building is planned to be built on the former territory of the Hippodrome
Michael Roth: October 26 decides Georgia’s path - EU or isolation, democracy or totalitarianism
Shalva Papuashvili on the resolution of the Bundestag: there is nothing surprising if Michael Roth will be in charge of foreign relations in Hans Genscher's country
Bidzina Ivanishvili: On October 1, 2012, not only did we defeat the authoritarian regime, but the government of "Georgian Dream" fundamentally improved the situation in all areas, in all directions
The German Bundestag supported the resolution on the issue of Georgia
Bidzina Ivanishvili: I am proud that with the constant support of the population of Georgia, in 12 years we have built a country in which the government serves the people and all institutions perform their duties professionally
Irakli Gharibashvili: Our country is still facing the risk of war
Giorgi Gakharia responds to Mamuka Mdinaradze: Delusional and entering dangerous territory
Ana Natsvlishvili responds to Mamuka Mdinaradze’s briefing: "The Government is panicking because it’s losing the elections"
Sergo Chikhladze: As soon as there is something negative about Russia and Lukashenko in the resolution, Papuashvili, Kobakhidze and Kaladze are the first to run out and support Moscow - "Georgian Dream" is worried about Russia
Nika Gvaramia: The European Union has adopted a resolution that Georgia's place is in Europe
On October 10, the German Bundestag will vote on the draft resolution "For the European future of Georgia" on the issue of Georgia
The European Parliament supported the resolution on Georgia
Mikheil Saakashvili: They tell us to build the port of Anaklia, when they failed to build the ceiling of the Varketili subway - people are tired of lies
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