Tuesday, October 21, 2025

David Songulashvili: In my role as Minister, I will actively cooperate with both the private sector and relevant parliamentary committees to achieve the set goals

Many thanks to our political team for this enormous trust – this is a great honor and at the same time, a great responsibility and challenge, – said the candidate for the post of Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture, Davit Songhulashvili, at a briefing held at the Government Administration.

According to him, in order to achieve the set goals, in his role as Minister, he will actively cooperate with both the private sector and the relevant parliamentary committees.

“Thank you very much, Mr. Prime Minister, many thanks to our political team for this enormous trust. This is, of course, a great honor and also, at the same time, a great responsibility and challenge. I would like to thank Mr. Otar Shamugia. We had the opportunity to cooperate on many important issues from the Parliament. During my time in the Parliament, I had the opportunity to implement many important reforms together with our team, which, of course, contributed to the development and economic progress of the country. With the portfolio of the Minister, we will continue the reforms that have been started and will also begin the important reforms that are necessary to achieve the stated goals. In the role of the Minister, of course, I will actively cooperate with both the private sector and the relevant committees of the Parliament, so that we can fulfill the set goals. I would like to wish success to the 11th Parliament. Thank you very much once again,” said Songulashvili.

For your information, recently, the Prime Minister nominated Maka Bochorishvili for the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Anri Okhanashvili for the position of Minister of Justice, and Davit Songulashvili for the position of Minister of Agriculture and Environmental Protection.

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