Kaladze introduces Tbilisi City Council candidates as ''bridge between citizens and City Hall”

Kakha Kaladze, the incumbent mayor of Tbilisi and mayoral candidate from the ruling Georgian Dream party, officially presented the party’s majoritarian candidates for the Tbilisi City Council, describing them as “the bridge between the municipality and citizens.”

“These individuals, together with me, take responsibility for Tbilisi’s present and future. They will defend your interests in City Hall and City Council, actively engage in legislative work for your well-being, and support key projects for the city,” Kaladze said during the event.

He emphasized that many of the candidates are already familiar faces to the public, while others are newcomers entering the political arena. Regardless of background, Kaladze said, all are committed to serving the city.

“Peace for Georgia, more kindness for Tbilisi — this is not just a promise, but a reality proven by our work. We are ready to justify your trust and bring even more goodness to Tbilisi,” he stated.

Kaladze urged Tbilisi residents to support the team of professionals in the upcoming municipal elections, pledging continued development and citizen-focused governance.

Georgian Dream’s Majoritarian Candidates for Tbilisi:

Mtatsminda District:

Zurab Abashidze

Vake District:

Aleksandre Asatiani

Beka Gelenava

Saburtalo District:

Beka Mikautadze

Archil Nijaradze

Shalva Peranidze

Krtsanisi District:

Levan Jap'aridze

Isani District:

Kakhaber Labuchidze

Beka Menteshashvili

Davit Khab'eishvili

Samgori District:

Giorgi Dokhturishvili

Zakaria Tsiklauri

Vazha Kokaia

Mamuka Khabareli

Chughureti District:

Zurab Chikviladze

Didube District:

Givi Chkhartishvili

Shota Kevkhishvili

Nadzaladevi District:

Irakli Bendeliani

Shalva Maisuradze

Davit Chelidze

Valerian Papuashvili

Gldani District:

Shalva Ogbadze

Tsotne Chikvinidze

Mikheil Rekhviashvili

Jaba Koghua

Kaladze concluded the presentation with a message of unity and optimism:

“We believe in your support. Together we will win — because Georgia needs to win.”