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Justice Minister: "Saakashvili has never refused medical intervention, this is a very futile attempt to deceive the public"

The Minister of Justice states that Mikheil Saakashvili has never refused a medical treatment during his entire detention and the information that he refuses to follow the recommendations of doctors is an example of manipulation of the voters.

"As for the statement that Mikheil Saakashvili stopped and refused to continue medical treatment, it is a complete lie and it is very unfortunate when he misleads the public and deceives his own voters, first of all, and then the rest of the society," Rati Bregadze told Rustavi 2.

The Minister of Justice noted that convicted Saakashvili follows all the recommendations of the doctors in order to maintain health and energy; The various statements that are made are aimed at manipulating the will of the voters. "This is another very big lie to deceive their own voters, to manipulate their electoral will ... We saw today the statement of various politicians who told voters that whoever votes for another force, he will sign Saakashvili's assassination. This is a total violence against the public," said Rati Bregadze.

The Minister of Justice stressed that the spread of such false information is aimed at misleading the public before the second round of elections. "However, on the eve of the election, the prisoner allegedly refused treatment - half an hour after the announcement, he received medical treatment and received absolutely all the fluids, drugs and pills he had been taking in the previous days," said the Minister, adding that Saakashvili has never refused to undergo medical intervention.

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Justice Minister Paata Salia Hosts Vice President of Vietnam at Tbilisi Public Service Hall

Georgian Justice Minister Paata Salia hosted Vo Thi Anh Xuan, Vice President of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, at Tbilisi Public Service Hall.

The Vietnamese government delegation was introduced to Georgia’s innovative model for delivering public services during a visit to the capital’s central Public Service Hall. The guests learned about the details of the one-stop-shop concept, which enables citizens to access fast, high-quality services in one place.

Justice Minister Paata Salia, Deputy Minister Lana Morgoshia, and Head of the Public Service Hall Vakhtang Jvania guided the Vietnamese Vice President and members of the government delegation through the service areas and presented the technological innovations being introduced into the Public Service Hall’s daily operations.

The guests were briefed on the nearly 600 services available through 127 branches across Georgia. Particular attention was given to the Mobile Public Service Hall initiative, which brings public services directly to people living in mountainous settlements and remote areas far from district centers.

Vo Thi Anh Xuan noted that Vietnam was embarking on a process of digital transformation and that learning from Georgia’s experience in public service delivery would be valuable. The discussions also addressed the possibility of establishing joint working groups to facilitate further consultations and cooperation.

The Vietnamese government delegation, led by the Vice President, is making its first-ever high-level official visit to Georgia.