Transparency International Georgia continues to regularly monitor and collect alleged cases of high-level corruption that have been disclosed in recent years. Our goal is to create a periodically updated catalog of alleged cases of high-level corrupt

Between January 2010 and October 2018, Sulkhan Zumburidze served as Director/Chairman of the Board of Directors for JSC "Georgian State Electrosystem", one of the most lucrative companies in Georgia. Mamuka Papuashvili was a member of the b

This paper presents a brief evaluation and recommendations prepared by Transparency International Georgia concerning the draft law on the 2024 State Budget that the Government of Georgia (GoG) has submitted to the Parliament. The draft considered her

The Parliament has considered and adopted – in an accelerated manner and without a broad public discussion – changes to the Law on Broadcasting proposed by members of the parliamentary majority, which, together with other novelties, provi

Nikoloz Memanishvili, head of the Bureau of Translation of International Agreements under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, did not disclose 8 real estate properties in his 2023 asset declaration:Apartment in Tbilisi, Petritsi Street - 53 sq.mParking

“Neostar” is a state privileged company. It and its subsidiaries receive government contracts on a non-competitive basis. Along with "Legi" and "Georgian Stone", another company related to "Neostar", "Le

Giorgi Bagrationi, head of the Security Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs did not indicate his income, a company and real estate in his 2023 asset declaration.As a public official, Giorgi Bagrationi is required to disclose all rel

Edisher Toloraia, a Georgian Dream representative in the Parliament of Georgia, did not disclose 3 pieces of real estate and family businesses in his 2023 asset declaration.Since 2016, Toloraia has been a member of the Georgian Parliament and was amo

TI Georgia has evaluated the performance of the city councils of Batumi, Zugdidi, Poti, Kutaisi and Akhaltsikhe[1]  in 2022. The problems identified in all the city councils are mostly identical. In the summary overview that follows, we present