Health Minister meets BAG members
Georgian Minister of IDPs, Labor, Health and Social Affairs Mikheil Sarjveladze, alongside Labor Inspection Service Head Beka Peradze, met members of the Business Association of Georgia (BAG).
The meeting participants reviewed occupational safety standards in the construction sector, legislative regulations and their enforcement.
Mikheil Sarjveladze emphasized that occupational safety norms and the health of employees should be a key responsibility of both the state and private sectors.
The meeting focused on the prevention of incidents and stressed the significance of dialogue in the process of improving labor conditions, regular monitoring, and detecting violations.
Deputy Health Minister Giorgi Tsagareishvili, Chair of the Parliamentary Health and Social Affairs Committee Zaza Lominadze and Executive Director of the BAG Levan Vephvadze attended the meeting.
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Health Minister showcases Georgia’s healthcare reforms in Berlin
09.10.2026.18:46
Georgian Health Minister Mikheil Sarjveladze participated in a ministerial meeting in Berlin as part of the 9th German–Eastern European Health Forum.
The Minister spoke about Georgia’s healthcare system reform, focusing on the results of the Universal Healthcare Programme, the regulation of medicine prices and the strengthening of primary healthcare. He noted that more than 95% of the population benefits from the Universal Healthcare Programme. He also added that drug prices have fallen by 40% on average since the introduction of a reference pricing mechanism for medicines.
Mikheil Sarjveladze also discussed the new primary healthcare model, which focuses on prevention, early disease detection and the effective management of chronic conditions.
The Minister underlined the importance of deepening cooperation with Germany and the opportunities for partnerships between medical institutions, universities and research organisations. He named quality of medical services, management of chronic diseases, innovative medicines, clinical trials and the professional development of medical staff as key areas of cooperation.
Alexander Kartozia, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Georgia to the Federal Republic of Germany, and ministers from various countries and representatives of the medical sector attended the meeting.