The Minister of Internal Affairs has a new deputy

**New Face at the Ministry of Internal Affairs: Mariam Tabatadze Appointed as Deputy Minister**

The Georgian Ministry of Internal Affairs has a new deputy minister. Mariam Tabatadze, who brings with her significant experience in economic and administrative management, has taken on the role.

According to the Ministry, Tabatadze will oversee the economic and logistics departments, as well as the LEPL Health Care Service. Her appointment was made public by the Ministry of Internal Affairs.

**A Seasoned Professional**

Mariam Tabatadze’s career in government spans over a decade. She has held various positions at the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, starting from 2005. From 2013 to 2018, she served as the Head of the Budget Department. In 2018, she moved to the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia, where she became the Head of the Economic Department.

Tabatadze’s most recent role before joining the Ministry of Internal Affairs was at the Ministry of Education, Science and Youth of Georgia. Her Master of Business Administration degree will likely come in handy as she takes on her new responsibilities.

**What Does This Mean for the Ministry?**

The appointment of Mariam Tabatadze as deputy minister could signal a shift towards more efficient management within the Ministry of Internal Affairs. With her experience in economic and administrative matters, she may be able to bring about positive changes in how the ministry operates.

However, only time will tell if Tabatadze’s appointment will have a significant impact on the ministry’s performance. For now, it appears that the focus is on streamlining operations and improving logistics.