United National Movement MP
Roman Gotsiridze

Education

1982 - Tbilisi State University, Industrial Planning

Doctor of Economic Sciences

Docent of the Department of Industry and Agrarian Economy

Professional Experience

2014 - present - Black Sea International University, professor, Head of Economic Study Center

2014 - present - Economic Development Center of Georgia, Chair

2007 - 2013 - Advisory to the President on Economic Issues, Secretary of the Economic Council

2005 - 2007 - National Bank of Georgia, President

1996 - 1998 - Private Property Protection League, President

1995 - 1996 - Investment Fund “Georgian Capital”, Supervisory Board, Chair

1993 - 1995 - Pedagogical activities

1992 - 1993 - Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Georgia

1989 - 1990 - Tbilisi State University, Docent lecturer

1987 - 1989 - Tbilisi State University, Senior Sepcialist

1984 - 1987 - Tbilisi State University, Junior Specialist

1977 - 1982 - Tbilisi State University, Student

1974 - 1976 - Military Service

Prime Minister of Georgia
Irakli Gharibashvili
Former President of Georgia
Giorgi Margvelashvili
European Georgia chairman
Giga Bokeria
Roman Gotsiridze: If this government retains power, Georgia will be completely isolated internationally, including from the financial and economic point of view - people should not make an irreparable mistake
Shalva Papuashvili on the opposition: if this is Europe, you should not go to work, then we cannot agree with some foreigners - we understand Europe in the way that the salary they receive from citizens should be used to implement the mandate
Roman Gotsiridze: "Georgian Dream" wants to change the profile of non-governmental organizations and turn them into governmental organizations - they are destroying one of the most important segments
Roman Gotsiridze: Nominating delegates means maintaining the majoritarian system in a roundabout way, which is an anti-constitutional decision
Roman Gotsiridze: What changes are needed to establish relations with Abkhazia? Probably, confederation is meant - to recognize the independence of Abkhazia - the statement of "Georgian Dream" can be called a program of treason
Roman Gotsiridze: If "Georgian Dream" dares to falsify the elections, it will get catastrophic results - it will face sanctions
Roman Gotsiridze: Salome Zurabishvili, as a general opposition presidential candidate, should start the presidential campaign, it can give new dynamics to the opposition wing
Roman Gotsiridze: the organizers of the summit did not invite the representative of the executive power of Georgia, which is directly in open demarcation - the invitation of Salome Zurabishvili was a political-symbolic load
Roman Gotsiridze: The decrease of direct foreign investments reaches 64%, which is the result of Georgian Dream’s anti-Western policy
Roman Gotsiridze: Georgian Dream is served by 44 personal cars - every third deputy of the majority has a personal car funded by the Parliament
Political parties and politicians appeal to international community
Roman Gotsiridze: The exchange rate of the GEL is unmanageable - the first step to subdue this agitation is adequate actions on the part of the National Bank
Anri Okhanashvili expelled Roman Gotsiridze from the session hall
Roman Gotsiridze: Sanctions are slowly approaching the "Georgian Dream" elite
Roman Gotsiridze to "Georgian Dream": This is a Russian law, adopted by the Russian authorities, this is a direct refusal to join the European Union - they will not be elected, Ivanishvili will be sanctioned, people will go to the streets!
Roman Gotsiridze: Ivanishvili, in fact, has taken Georgia hostage - he believes that the method of attacking Europe has worked, sanctions were not imposed on him, and that is why we got the candidate status
Roman Gotsiridze: The main reason for the catastrophic demography is emigration - if there is no rapid economic growth, the situation and the government do not change, the country will be empty and we will be on the road to extinction
The Parliament listens to Ilia Darchiashvili on the issue of the participation of Georgian citizens living abroad in the elections
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