The United National Movement, Georgia’s largest opposition party, has continued its internal reorganization, establishing today a 13-member secretariat.
The members of the secretariat are as follows:
- General Secretary – Petre Tsiskarishvili
- Deputy General Secretary, Administrative Issues Secretary – Zura Melikishvili
- Political Secretary – Akaki Minashvili
- Foreign Affairs Secretary – Tinatin Bokuchava
- Analytical Affairs Secretary – Giorgi Targamadze
- Strategic Development and Reforms Secretary – Ana Gogoladze
- Regional Secretary – Giorgi Botkoveli
- Organizational Secretary – Bacho Dolidze
- Legal and Electoral Issues Secretary – Levan Bezhashvili
- Anti-Corruption Issues Secretary – Levan Khabeishvili
- PR and Communications Secretary – Dimitri Chikovani
- Media Relations Secretary – Giorgi Pataraia
- Strategic Communications Secretary – Nika Oboladze
General Secretary Petre Tsiskarishvili said with the changes the UNM hopes to divide responsibilities up to more efficiently address issues in the judicial and electoral systems, improve day-to-day management of the party and devise its plans for the future.
The largest opposition party kicked off the reorganization on January 10, appointing Koba Nakopia as the chair of its Political Council and Tsiskarishvili as the General Secretary.
Party leader Nika Melia said then that an “active process of renewal” would continue in both Tbilisi and regional branches of the party.
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