Georgia's parliament to resume its work
By Nazrin Gadimova
The Parliament of Georgia which took a break for the October 27 presidential elections will resume its work in the usual way, holding its first session on October 30.
The new prime minister and the government will be approved by the Georgian parliament in the next two weeks.
At the session, the parliament will discuss the draft laws submitted by the government and also the draft state budget for 2014.
The Parliament will also address the issue of the parliament's relocation from Kutaisi to Tbilisi on February 1.
The election held on October 27 was the sixth Presidential election since Georgia's independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991. Mikheil Saakashvili could not run for re-election because of the two-term limit in the Constitution.
Giorgi Margvelashvili from the ruling Georgian Dream coalition won the October 27 presidential elections in Georgia, gaining 62.11 percent of the votes, the Central Election Commission said on its website after processing all the ballots.
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