**Personnel Changes Made at Georgia’s Ministry of Internal Affairs**
The Ministry of Internal Affairs in Georgia has announced a series of personnel changes, affecting several key positions. These changes are aimed at strengthening and developing the internal affairs system.
**New Appointments Announced**
According to the ministry, Teimuraz Kupatadze, previously the Director of the Central Criminal Police Department, will now lead the Security Police Department. Davit Kiknadze, who served as Deputy Director of the same department, has been appointed as its new head. Vazha Siradze takes over as Director of the Tbilisi Police Department, while Levan Maisuradze becomes the Director of the Patrol Police Department.
Other notable appointments include Lasha Gogniashvili becoming the Director of the Kakheti Police Department and Teimuraz Kalandadze moving to head the Mtskheta-Mtianeti Police Department. Levan Kvitsiani has been appointed as Director of the Kvemo Kartli Police Department, while Guram Natsvlishvili takes on the role of Director in Samtskhe-Javakheti.
**Changes at Lower Levels**
The personnel changes also extend to lower levels within the ministry. Ramaz Tatarashvili, previously Director of the Samtskhe-Javakheti Police Department, has been appointed as Director of the Imereti Police Department. Zaza Tskhakaia becomes the new Director in Guria, while Kakhaber Muradashvili takes over in Shida Kartli.
**Ministry’s Statement on Personnel Changes**
In a statement released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, it was noted that these ongoing personnel changes are aimed at further strengthening and developing the internal affairs system. The ministry believes this will lead to improved efficiency and effectiveness in its operations.
This series of appointments highlights significant changes within the Georgian internal affairs ministry, reflecting an effort to refresh and reinvigorate the system. As the government continues to implement reforms and modernize various institutions, such adjustments are essential for ensuring effective governance and law enforcement in the country.
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