The 23rd branch of the Public Service Hall in the Imereti region will provide more than 470 services to the population of the city of Zestaponi and its surrounding villages in one space, in a comfortable and modern environment. It should be noted that in the Zestaponi Public Service Hall it will be possible to use the wedding registration in a specially arranged ritual space.

Today, the Mobile Public Service Hall project was also launched in Zestaponi region, which offers services to those living far from the regional centers.

Minister of Justice, Rati Bregadze opened the Public Service Hall of Zestaponi together with Zestaponi Majority MPs, Bezhan Tsakadze and State Trustee in Imereti region, Zviad Shalamberidze. The branch, equipped with new equipment and inventory, is fully adapted to the needs of people with disabilities. About 20 local residents are employed in the office.

Availability of state services is a priority of the Ministry of Justice, which is currently provided by 118 public service halls across the country. In addition, active construction works are underway in Terjola, Samtredia, Khashuri and Akhmeta; By the end of 2024, the Public Service Halls will be opened in Sagarejo, Mtskheta, Tolebi, Zoti, Tsaishi, Khelvachauri, Shrosha, Sachkhere, and new branches will be built in Tbilisi and Batumi.

From 2024, citizens of Georgia will be able to use the digital Public Service Hall, which will allow them to receive all services with their smart phones.

The opening of the Zestaponi Public Service Hall was also attended by the Deputy Ministers of Justice, heads and representatives of local authorities, and invited guests.