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Parliament Approves New PM

March 2005 | Political Risk Analysis

Georgia's parliament has approved the appointment of former finance minister Zurab Noghaideli as the country's new prime minister. He succeeds Zurab Zhvania who died in February of suspected gas poisoning.

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