Georgia: In Samtredia, the 119th House of Justice was opened across the country. It’s all about taking care of Georgia’s citizens and providing better services for them, and it’s the utmost responsibility to the country and its citizens.
During speech of Irakli Kobakhidze, the Prime Minister of Georgia at the opening event of Samtredia Justice House, He mentioned that in the new Justice House, Samtredia would be able to receive high-quality services in a comfortable environment.
Modern infrastructure and inventory will be provided. What is very important is that the building is adapted for the disabled. Up to 500 public and private services will be provided for Samtredi residents.
He emphasized that the volume of the service package has increased from 200 to 500 in the past years, which is one of the Ministry of Justice’s most significant achievements, for which he thanked the Ministry.
It should be noted that this is the 119th House of Justice in the country. Specifically, the 24th House of Justice is opening in the Imereti region. In the coming months, 14 additional justice houses are planned to open, completing this most important project. Throughout the country, each citizen of Georgia will be provided with high-quality services in the houses of justice.
For comparison, until 2012, 12 justice houses were functioning throughout the country. This means that the pace of appropriate jobs has doubled, which is important. It’s all about taking care of our citizens and providing better services for them, and it’s our utmost responsibility to our country and its citizens. The data is impressive—last year alone, more than 5 million customers were served by various lawhouses across the country.
This is one of the most critical areas of our governance, which shows that government services are constantly being developed in the country and will continue to work in the future.
During his speech, the Minister of Justice Rati Bregadze addressed the Ministry’s leadership and each employee, the State Ombudsman, and the municipality’s leadership.
Minister of Justice Rati Bregadze and State Commissioner in Imereti Zviad Shalamberidze addressed the guests invited to the event. After the event, they visited the newly opened House of Justice.
