Solomon Pavliashvili
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| Born | August 24, 1959 Georgia, Kakabeti, Sagarejo |
| Nationality | Georgian |
| Occupation | Doctor of economics |
Solomon Pavliashvili (August 24, 1959, Kakabeti, Sagarejo) is a Doctor of economics, Academician of the Georgian National Academy of Sciences (2021),[1] Vice-President of the Georgian Academy of Economic Sciences, Professor of the Georgian Technical University and Member of the Parliament of the 5th convocation in 1999-2001. He is also a Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia (since 15 December 2017).[2]
Professional Career
1999–2001: Member of Parliament, 5th Convocation 2017–Present: Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Agriculture of Georgia
Academic Contributions
Solomon Pavliashvili is the author of 17 monographs and over 100 scientific publications. His works encompass diverse topics, including macroeconomics, agricultural sciences, environmental protection, green economy, circular economy, and international economic relations. His research has been featured in both local and international scientific journals.
Personal Life
Pavliashvili is married and has four children.
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