The current employees of the Ministry of Defense of Georgia have issued a joint statement confirming their continued commitment to the obligations outlined in Article 78 of the Constitution. According to this article, constitutional bodies are required to take all measures within their powers to ensure Georgia's full integration into the European Union and NATO.
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The statement by the employees of the Ministry of Defense of Georgia follows the decision of the Georgian Dream, which states that Georgia will not put the issue of opening negotiations on European Union membership on the agenda until the end of 2028 and will refuse budgetary grants from the European Union.
“Our primary duty as employees of the Ministry of Defense of Georgia is to strengthen the security of the state, enhance defense capabilities, and remain loyal to the Constitution of Georgia.
For many years, the Ministry of Defense of Georgia has successfully served the country’s national interests, both by building the defense forces and promoting Georgia’s European and Euro-Atlantic integration.
European and Euro-Atlantic integration is the only viable path to further strengthen the country’s security and sovereignty, as well as the main priority of our foreign and security policy. This is reinforced by both the Constitution of Georgia and all conceptual documents at the national and departmental levels.
Recognizing the importance of Georgia’s cooperation with European and Euro-Atlantic structures, as well as the contribution of Western partners to the development of Georgia’s defense and deterrence capabilities, we remain committed to the obligations outlined in Article 78 of the Constitution of Georgia. We serve Georgia!” - say the employees of the Ministry of Defense.
The following individuals are currently signing the statement:
- Dimitri Nadiradze – Department of Defense Policy and Development
- Gutsa Gvelesiani – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Natia Kadagishvili – Department of Social Issues and Psychological Support
- Lana Mamporia – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Maia Abuladze – Cybersecurity Bureau of the LEPL
- Tamuna Shamanadze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Misha Ramazashvili – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Giorgi Beshidze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Gega Cheishvili – Cybersecurity Bureau of the LEPL
- Gvantsa Popkhadze – Department of Defense Policy and Development
- Nino Gorgodze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Nino Ugrekhelidze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Nino Mezvrishvili – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Nestan Kvekveskiri – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Ana Akhalaia – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Tekla Meladze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Maia Mushkudiani – School of Defense Institutional Building
- Giorgi Tsotsoria – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Levan Barbakadze – Cybersecurity Bureau of the LEPL
- Rusudan Kintsurashvili – Human Resources Department
- Natia Dekanoidze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Salome Gorgiladze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Mariam Megrelishvili – Department of Strategic Communications and Public Relations
- Irine Tereladze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Maka Kevlishvili – Department of Strategic Communications and Public Relations
- Tekla Kalandadze – Department of Defense Sustainability
- Nino Shanshashvili – Department of Human Resources
- Nana Sadunishvili – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Ana Kapanadze – Cybersecurity Bureau of the LEPL
- Tinatin Mzarelua – Department of Defense Attachés and Representatives
- Elene Chitishvili – Department of Social Issues and Psychological Support
- Ekaterine Nadiradze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Nino Verulashvili – School of Defense Institutional Building
- Sophio Japaridze – Cybersecurity Bureau
- Mikheil Topuria – School of Defense Institutional Building
- Nino Komoshvili – Department of Social Issues and Psychological Support
- Tamar Isakadze – Department of Reform Coordination and Risk Management
- Tamta Gedenidze – Department of International Relations and Euro-Atlantic Integration
- Giorgi Tsivishvili – School of Defense Institutional Building
- Temur Bushrikidze – Defense Institutional Building School
- Ana Gorgodze – Ministry Administration
- Mariam Maludze – Human Resources Department
- Giorgi Urushadze – Strategic Communications and Public Relations Department
- Mariam Obolashvili – Strategic Communications and Public Relations Department
- Eter Gvarjaladze – Case Management Service
- Olga Mikabadze – Case Management Service
- Davit Sekhniashvili – Strategic Communications and Public Relations Department
- Khatuna Ugrekhelidze – Department of Social Issues and Psychological Support
