Georgian Dream MP, Vice Speaker
Gia Volski

Education

1978 - Tbilisi State University, Science of Commodities and Trade Organisation for Industrial Goods

Professional Experience

2011 - 2012 - Founder of the public organization "Georgian Dream"

2007 - 2011 - Reserve of Diplomatic Service, Ministry of Foreign Affairs

2006 - 2007 - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, Ambassador at Large

2004 - 2006 - Deputy State Minister on Conflict Resolutions Issues

2003 - 2004 - Special Assistant to the Secretary of the National Security Council (SNSC)

1999 - 2003 - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia: Deputy Representative at the Permanent Mission of Georgia to the UN

1999 - 1999 - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Georgia, Head of the UN Division

1993 - 1999 - Representation of Georgia to the UN, Advisor, Deputy Representative

1993 - 1993 - Deputy Head of Foreign Relations Department of Cabinet of Ministers of Georgia

1991 - 1993 - Deputy, Acting Representative of the Government of Georgia to the Russian Federation

1991 - 1991 - State Employment Fund of Georgia, Head of the Chancellery

1990 - 1991 - Confederation of Independent Professional Unions of Georgia, Deputy Head of the Organizational Department, Head of the Organizational Department

1984 - 1990 - District, Municipal and Central Communist Party Committees of Georgia, Instructor

1979 - 1984 - Central Office of the Ministry of Trade of Georgia, economist, Leading economist

1978 - 1979 - Information Calculating Center of Ministry of Trade of Georgia, Engineer

Former PM of Georgia; For Georgia chairman
Giorgi Gakharia
President of Georgia
Salome Zurabishvili
Speaker of Parliament of Georgia
Shalva Papuashvili
Gia Volski - There is no prerequisite for suspending visa-free travel for Georgia, although everything is possible - they will try, but this is not a clear-cut attitude
Gia Volski on the EU Council report: The goal remains the same - to somehow change the government in Georgia - The encouragement of a revolution continues to this day, including through this document
Gia Volski: Marta Kos’s statement is exemplary for teaching a lesson about hypocrisy – “Hypocrisy in Politics” would be the title of this statement
Gia Volski - Putin's participation in the forum does not mean that Irakli Kobakhidze should not meet with the Prime Minister of Azerbaijan, he does not need to justify himself - the Prime Minister has gone to where Georgia's future is being decided
Gia Volski - Work has begun on a lawsuit against the BBC - they take photos of everything, and they should at least have taken a photo of the parrot that lost its feathers or the dog that didn't recognize its owner
Gia Volski - The situation is changing, perceptions are changing - the BBC, which we thought was fair, is on the path to embarrassing itself - the BBC was brought down from the height by those who use it for political influence
Gia Volski: There is a notion that the war should not end and that Georgia is being used as a resource by the ‘global war party’ – That’s why they spread information as if a parrot lost its feathers or a dog didn’t recognize its owner
Giorgi Volski: I think many topics will be raised that, in their view, are needed to justify sanctions or continue political attacks – I do not exclude that the BBC article was released for this purpose
Gia Volski: If a protest should take place somewhere, it should be at the European Union Embassy, demanding to know why the negotiation process was halted; society has been divided; this is terrible - it is a sabotage against our country
Parliament supports abolition of temporary administrative-territorial unit on the territory of the former South Ossetian Autonomous Region in the first reading
Gia Volski on peace plan - Pragmatism requires that the war be stopped at this stage, otherwise the destruction and casualties will continue - some people are in favor of peace, others are in favor of the development of war, in this case the European bureaucracy appears to be a "war party"
Gigi Tsereteli: I am not surprised by people who sell lies as truth - declares the violation of the constitution, political repression, and the deprivation of free choice as a step on the European path
Gia Volski: It is easier to influence the will of those living abroad using technology than to influence people who live here - Also, Georgia should have a strong economic situation so that people do not seek meager incomes abroad
Gia Volski on OSCE/ODIHR: Instead of calling on protesters to obey the law, they call on the state not to take measures against those who attacked the Presidential Palace with so-called “masculine force”; I do not think this is a fair appeal
Gia Volski: The process against Gakharia is not political - he left the Georgian Dream under suspicious circumstances, took steps that were related to creating a problem for national security, I think this was a political demarche
Gia Volski: Visa liberalization will not be discussed today, this topic will be discussed at the end of November, or in early December, but this discussion, which will take place today, will certainly be important for further discussions
Gia Volski: Mrs Aza knows exactly what fate Saakashvili’s government inflicted on IDPs; she should not stand with those people - Old age is no shield, these protests are the leftovers of a failed revolution
Gia Volski: Thank god, the entire Government is not corrupt - Thank god there is the resource to spare no one - God forbid anyone commits such a violation again - There will be no mercy if the red line is crossed
Ambassador of Korea Hyon Du KIM - Korea’s strength lies in high-tech manufacturing while Georgia’s strength is in logistics and service areas - Georgia should not be just considered as a single market but as a market that can encompass the region and beyond
Oleksii Reznikov - Russia, in reality, is a paper tiger