Mamuka Mdinaradze says he could try his luck in business

“If I thought that no one would address regional development in the country better than I, I would not step aside or would not quit either politics or my position. They will; the Georgian Dream does not lack personnel,” Mamuka Mdinaradze said during the briefing.

Mdinaradze said he spent 10 years in “intensive work and engagement with responsibility” and it was time to rest and care about his family and his children aged 13 and 9.

According to Mdinaradze, he would presumably continue activities in the private sector.

“I will presumably continue my activities in the private sector. I may try my luck in business,” he said. “I am truly passionate about this area,” he concluded.

Mamuka Mdinaradze resigned as Regional Development Minister and announced about quitting politics during the briefing.