List of Would-Be Ministers

List of ministerial nominees

• Vano Merabishvili – the Interior Minister;
  
• Davit Kezerashvili – the Defense Minister;
  
• Nika Gvaramia – the Justice Minister; (Cabinet newcomer);
  
• Davit Bakradze – the Foreign Minister (former state minister for conflict resolution issues);
  
• Eka Sharashidze – the Economy Minister; (Cabinet newcomer);
  
• Aleksandre Khetaguri – the Energy Minister;
  
• Nika Gilauri – the Minister of Finance;
  
• Sandro Kvitashvili –the Minister for Healthcare and Social Issues; (Cabinet and political newcomer);
  
• Ghia Nodia – the Minister of Education and Science; (Cabinet and political newcomer);
  
• Zaza Gamtsemlidze – the Minister for Environment Protection; (Cabinet and political newcomer);
  
• Petre Tsiskarishvili – the Minister of Agriculture
  
• Nika Vacheishvili – the Minister of Culture and Sport (former deputy minister of culture and sport);
  
• Koba Subeliani – the State Minister for Refugees and Accommodation; (formerly it was the Ministry for Refugees and Accommodation);
  
• Temur Iakobashvili – the State Minister for Reintegration Issues; (Cabinet and political newcomer) The position was previously called the State Minister for Conflict Resolution Issues;
  
• Giorgi Baramidze – State Minister for Euro-Atlantic Integration Issues and the Vice-Premier;

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• Davit Tkeshelashvili – the State Minister for Regional Issues (former healthcare minister);
  
• Iulon Gagoshidze – the State Minister for Diaspora Issues; (Cabinet and political newcomer)

Posts that were abolished:

• State Minister for Civil Integration Issues (held by Zinaida Bestaeva);
  
• State Minister for Coordination of Economic Reforms (held by Kakha Bendukidze, who will now be the head of the government’s administration)