The former head of Georgia Mikhail Saakashvili will arrive in Moldova as a specialist for the fight against illegal activities of officials, said the Prime Minister Chiril Gaburici.
This issue was discussed yesterday at a meeting With the head of state of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko and by Saakashvili, who is his adviser.
"Saakashvili and his team have good experience of reforms ", - said Gaburici. He informed that soon they will arrive in Chisinau to assist the Moldovan authorities expert assistance in the fight against illegal activities of officials, which, he said, " has penetrated into all areas of the state." Gaburici believes that, despite all attempts by the Moldovan authorities to fight corruption, "effective steps in this area until now not been made," reports the news Agency. On 13 February, the Former head of Georgia was appointed as a freelance assistant to the President of Ukraine Petro Poroshenko. In addition, Saakashvili became head of the Advisory international Council of reforms under the President of Ukraine. Remember, Mikhail Saakashvili left Georgia at the end of the second decade of November 2013, a few days prior to the expiration of his presidential term. Since then He has lived mostly in the USA and Ukraine. Currently the ex-President of Georgia announced on the homeland in the search for the four articles of the Criminal code. The chief Prosecutor's office of Georgia brought charges against him for embezzlement of public money. It is noted that Saakashvili has spent 220 million Dollars from the state budget for beauty treatments, for example, these amounts were used to pay for Botox injections and hair removal in one of the paid hospitals in the European Union. Before the Prosecutor's office presented in absentia former President of Georgia charged in the case of a mass dispersal of the rally on 7 November 2007, the defeat of the TV company "Imedi" and misappropriation of property by criminal means Arkady (Badri) Patarkatsishvili. August 2, the Tbilisi city court in absentia arrested Saakashvili, former Minister of justice Zurab Adeishvili and former defense Minister David Kezerashvili.

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