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Girchi - More Freedom chairman
Zurab Japaridze

Place of birth

Tbilisi

Education

1999 - Graduated from Tbilisi Medical Institute 'Doctor of the Future', General Practitioner;

2005 - Georgian Institute of Public Affairs, majored in Public Administration;

2010 - George Washington University School of Business, Master's Degree in Project Management

Professional Experience

1998-2000 Assistant to Sakstandard Coordinator;

2000-2002 Deputy Director of the International Center for Journalists;

2002-2003 Assistant Program Officer of the OSCE Mission to Georgia;

2003-2006 OSCE Mission Training Program Officer in Georgia;

2005-2011 Professor at the Institute of Public Affairs;

2006-2008 UNFPA South Caucasus Project Regional Coordinator;

2006-2011 EC / SPAMGO Project Management Consultant;

2008-2010 CEO of ABG Profservice Group Ltd;

2010-2011 USAID Project HIV Prevention in Georgia, Technical Expert;

2010-2012 Columnist of the magazine Tabula;

Professor at Tbilisi Free University since 2011;

2012-2016 Member of Parliament of Georgia of the 8th convocation, election bloc: United National Movement - More benefits to the people, party list;

Girchi candidate in the 2018 presidential election, received 36,034 (2.26%) votes;

Since October 8, 2018, his official name is Zurab Girchi Japaridze;

2020 Member of the Parliament of Georgia of the 10th convocation, election bloc: Girchi, party list;

At the end of 2020, he established Girchi - More Freedom as a result of splitting with New Political Center - Girchi

European Georgia chairman
Giga Bokeria
Prime Minister of Georgia
Irakli Gharibashvili
Speaker of Parliament of Georgia
Shalva Papuashvili
City Court imposes 20,000-GEL bail on Zurab Girchi Japaridze
Zurab Girchi Japaridze: The court has established a practice that politicians are granted bail and released, I am not going to pay a single lari! And I am not going to leave the country
Badri Grigalashvili is also leaving the party "Girchi – More Freedom"
Zurab Japaridze: I support any attempt to unite forces, but I believe the most important and urgent task is to establish a unified and clear position on how to defeat the regime, which we will explain to the citizens and then implement together with them
Zurab Japaridze: If new parliamentary elections are not held, the result of participating in the local elections will be the rapid legitimization of the regime's rule
Shalva Papuashvili: October will come, and we will see that everyone will participate in the local self-government elections scheduled by Mikheil Kavelashvili under the legislation adopted by Parliament
"Lelo - Strong Georgia": The joint visit of the democratic forces of Georgia's delegation continues in Estonia after Latvia
Dainius Žalimas: Every judge in Georgia must fully realize they are betraying Europe and the rule of law and should feel the impact of sanctions
Petras Auštrevičius: One should not have the illusion that things in Georgia will resolve themselves – I hope Ambassador Pawel Herczyński will provide greater support to opposition forces
Nika Gvaramia: Mzia Amaghlobeli is a hostage of the regime – She fights not only for her own rights but for Georgia’s future, and she has no other means of resistance
Zurab Japaridze: The EU institutions must use all available leverage to ensure Georgia’s choice is realized – The Georgian people are certain that their future lies in Europe, not Russia
Nika Gvaramia: Zurab Japaridze and I are flying to Strasbourg for the European Parliament session. We will have proposals and a list of people who should be sanctioned
Zurab Japaridze: No matter how many masked oficers they deploy or even a battalion, it’s meaningless – they will realize that the people cannot be dtopped – arrests, fabrications, threats, and legal amendments have no effect
Giorgi Vashadze: During the meeting with the President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, the topic of discussion was Mzia Amaglobeli's case. He promised that he would personally intervene in resolving this issue
Zurab Japaridze: We met with the President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe to discuss Mzia Amaglobeli. He promised that he would do everything within his power today
Zurab Japaridze: The meeting with Michael Roth will likely address what more Germany can do regarding the situation in Georgia
Zurab Japaridze: The next important date is December 14, when they are going to hold some kind of election in the parliament building, the legitimacy of which no one recognizes - we intend to continue the protest
Zura Japaridze: Changes in the Law "On Police" and "Law on Public Service" are stages of autocratic and dictatorial regimes
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