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Luka Ekhvaia appointed Head of Georgian President Administration

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Luka Ekhvaia has been appointed Head of the Administration of the President of Georgia.

According to the presidential press service, Luka Ekhvaia has previously served as Foreign Policy Advisor and Assistant to the President of Georgia on foreign affairs.

Ekhvaia is a researcher and specialist in international relations. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in International Relations from the School of Governance at Caucasus University and a Master’s degree from the Faculty of Political Science at the University of Bologna.

Ekhvaia was a doctoral candidate in Global and Regional Studies within the Doctoral Programme in Humanities and Social Sciences at Leipzig University; he subsequently pursued doctoral studies in Political Science at Caucasus International University.

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image Georgian PM meets Armenian Interior Minister

14.09.2026.22:02

Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze hosted Arpine Sargsyan, Armenia’s Minister of Internal Affairs, during an official visit to Georgia.

According to the Government Administration, discussions focused on close law enforcement cooperation between the two nations. The parties noted that the bilateral agreement on combating crime signed between the internal affairs ministries of Georgia and Armenia provides a solid foundation for further deepening the strategic partnership.

During the meeting, officials emphasised the success of joint operations conducted to combat drug trafficking and illegal migration. The parties also reaffirmed the broader importance of the strategic partnership between Georgia and Armenia and explored ways to expand bilateral ties across key sectors.

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