Noghaideli, who had been finance minister, replaces the late Prime Minister Zurab Zhvania, who was found dead two weeks ago in a Tbilisi apartment. The death was attributed to apparent carbon-monoxide poisoning from a faulty gas heater.
Noghaideli, tabbed for the post on 8 February, has been credited with increasing Georgian revenues and reforming the tax system.
(AP/Reuters)
Noghaideli, tabbed for the post on 8 February, has been credited with increasing Georgian revenues and reforming the tax system.
(AP/Reuters)
