Government of the Republic of Abkhazia

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Abkhazia

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Republic of Abkhazia Government President Sergei Bagapsh Vice President Vacant Prime Minister Alexander Ankvab People's Assembly Public Chamber Political parties Elections Foreign relations Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia Government Chairman of the Supreme Council Temur Mzhavia Chairman of Cabinet of Ministers Giorgi Baramia UNOMIG

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The Government of the Republic of Abkhazia is the political leadership of the minimally recognised and de facto independent^{[citation needed]} Republic of Abkhazia.

Contents 1 Executive branch 2 Current cabinet 3 Legislative branch 4 See also 5 References

[edit] Executive branch

The Republic of Abkhazia is headed by a president (the incumbent is Sergei Bagapsh), who is supported by a vice president (after Raul Khadjimba's resignation, this position is currently vacant). They are served by a cabinet of ministers, which is headed by current prime minister Alexander Ankvab.

[edit] Current cabinet

Office	Incumbent
Prime Minister	Alexander Ankvab
Vice Premier	Leonid Lakerbaia
Vice Premier	Alexander Stranichkin
Minister of Defence, Vice Premier	Mirab Kishmaria
Minister of Finance, Vice Premier	Beslan Kubrava
Minister for Foreign Affairs	Sergei Shamba
Minister of Internal Affairs	Otar Khetsiya
Minister of Justice	Lyudmila Khodzhashvili
Minister of Economy	Kristina Ozgan
Minister for Taxes and Fees	Vakhtang Pipia
Minister of Agriculture	Vitali Smyr
Minister of Labour and Social Security	Olga Koltukova
Minister of Health	Zurab Marshaniya
Minister of Education	Indira Vardaniya
Minister of Culture	Nugzar Logua
Chairman of the State Customs Committee	Grigori Enik
Chairman of the Defense and National Security Committee	Garik Samanba
Chairman of the State Committee for Management of State Property and Privatization	Konstantin Katsia[1]
Chairman of the State Committee for Resorts and Tourism	Tengiz Lakerbay
Chairman of the State Committee on Youth and Sport	Rafael Ampar
Chairman of the State Committee for Repatriation	Anzor Mukba
Chairman of the State Committee for Standards, Metrology and Certification	Nerses Nersesan
Chairman of the State Forestry Committee	Adolf Shamba

[edit] Legislative branch

The People's Assembly is the parliament of the Republic of Abkhazia.

[edit] See also

• Government of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia
• Politics of Abkhazia
• Politics of Georgia
• Politics of Russia

[edit] References

• (English)/(Russian)/(Abkhaz)(Turkish)/ President of the Republic of Abkhazia. Official site
• (English)/(Russian) Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Abkhazia. Official Site

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