New crisis management council established in Georgia
By Jamila Babayeva
A Council for Security and Crisis Management was established upon the Georgian government's resolution.
Thirty-five-year-old Mindia Janelidze was appointed as the head of the council.
Janelidze graduated from the Georgian Academy of State Security. He got additional education in Western countries, and worked in various positions in the Georgian Department of State Security. He has headed the Counterintelligence Department of the Georgian Interior Ministry since 2012.
The Council for Security and Crisis Management is an advisory body under the Georgian Prime Minister.
Temporary headquarters for crisis management was set up in Georgia in order to respond to the challenges faced by the country in an operatively and timely manner, Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said recently.
"In relation to the nearest future, State Security and Crisis Management Council and Crisis Management United Coordination Center will be finally established in Georgia with the active assistance of our American, British, and Jewish partners," he said.
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