David Bakradze

David Bakradze, born on July first, nineteen seventy-two, is a prominent Georgian diplomat and politician. He is best known for his tenure as the Chairman of the Parliament of Georgia, a role he held from June seventh, two thousand eight, to October twenty-first, two thousand twelve. His leadership during this period was marked by significant political developments in the country.

Before ascending to the chairmanship, Bakradze was an active member of the Parliament representing the United National Movement from April two thousand four until September two thousand seven. His political career further expanded when he served as the Minister for Conflict Issues from July two thousand seven to January two thousand eight, followed by a brief stint as the Minister of Foreign Affairs from January to April two thousand eight.

In addition to his ministerial roles, Bakradze was appointed as the President of Georgia's special envoy to NATO and the European Union in April two thousand eight, a position that underscored his diplomatic expertise. His contributions to Georgian politics and international relations have been recognized, and he holds the rank of First Class State Counselor, with the diplomatic title of Chief Minister Counselor.