Former Interior Minister Geladze appointed to Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation supervisory board

Geka Geladze, who previously served as Georgia’s Minister of Internal Affairs and Head of the State Security Service, has been dismissed from his latest post as Deputy Interior Minister and appointed to the Supervisory Board of the Georgian Oil and Gas Corporation.

The order dismissing Geladze from the deputy minister position, signed by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, was published on Monday. The Ministry of Economy separately announced his appointment to the corporation’s Supervisory Board.

Geladze served as Interior Minister from May 2025 until April 2026, when he was elected by Parliament as Head of the State Security Service. He held the latter position until September 2026, when he stepped down and was subsequently appointed Deputy Interior Minister.

The Supervisory Board consists of three members under the corporation’s charter. It oversees the corporation’s activities and participates in preparing and making decisions on key matters.