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

Public Defender of Georgia
Nino Lomjaria
Special Representative of the Prime Minister for Relations with Russia
Zurab Abashidze
Minister of Justice of Georgia
Rati Bregadze
Gia Volski on flights between Russia and Abkhazia – such flights to the occupied territory do not comply with international aviation organization standards. The powerful occupier is committing an illegality, whose presence here was legitimized by the previous government
Gia Volski: The Brussels bureaucracy provides quite serious assistance to the opposition, but when we talk about resources, this is a competition of resources for destruction, who will cause more damage to the current state of the country
Gia Volski on the OSCE Secretary General’s visit: There are expectations that the “deep state,” now from Brussels, will again support the opposition - The arrival of such a high-level official is one resource to put an end to it – Such visits throw the opposition into hysteria
Gia Volski: The alleged election fraud, the alleged change of foreign policy are invented in order to confuse the minds of young people, but behind this is an evil plan and an evil strategy
Gia Volski: Kaja Kallas is a nice woman, but whatever they tell her, she repeats it - no one asks her why her husband is doing business in Russia, why he made millions of dollars after Russia attacked Ukraine
Gia Volski on sanctions: It is unfortunate that in the 21st century, such shameless decisions can still be made – to restrict people’s access to property and financial resources is an archaic, Soviet-era decision, not something that can be called democracy
Gia Volski on Council of Europe resolution: The accusation that Georgia has deviated from the European course is unfounded - we have not stopped European integration, we are ready to start the negotiation process tomorrow
Gia Volski: The same propaganda is being spread to convince young people that we want to blame Georgia and justify Russia
Gia Volski: The same propaganda is being spread to convince young people that we want to blame Georgia and justify Russia
The seventh session of the temporary investigative commission studying the activities of the "United National Movement" is underway in Parliament
Gia Volski: The Baltic states are carrying out a shameless and brazen attack on Georgia - the pages of their scenario, which aims to make Georgia the main direction of Russian aggression, have practically been torn apart
Zurab Noghaideli on Sandro Girgvliani: Saakashvili wanted Vano Merabishvili to be dismissed from the position of Minister of Internal Affairs and for us to be appointed as Minister of Finance. The next day, the decision was made to keep him as Minister of Internal Affairs
Gia Volski: The Venice Commission does not have a legal assessment in this case - We believe that the greater the representation of the people in local elected structures, the greater the influence of the people on executive structures
Gia Volski: The opposition has passed away - Georgia no longer has a group of conspirators and revolutionaries - Salome Zurabishvili thinks she should be queen, but Gubaz Sanikidze said she is no longer - he dethroned her
Gia Volski: Any fund must be transparent, especially when it is directly involved in political processes—let alone when it is part of a scenario called a revolution
Gia Volski: Salome Zurabishvili failed to show determination, despite the fact that Euro-bureaucracy invested everything in her—The quail did not perch on the tree; it was not in its nature—she couldn't do it
Gia Volski: We saw acts of diversion involving weapons and drugs in the 90s, and we saw what this diversion did to an entire generation of Georgia - We must protect future generations from this danger
Gia Volski: The opposition is a group of conspirators against the country - “enemies of the country” - they cannot be called by any other name
Michał Kobosko - we hope that your government eventually would either choose the European way, the democratic way or would resign seeing the number, the size and scale of the citizens' protests