Former Chairman of the Constitutional Court, Merab Turava, has been appointed Deputy Minister of Justice. The relevant information was confirmed to InterpressNews by the press service of the Ministry of Justice.
Merab Turava's term as Chairman of the Constitutional Court expires on March 30, 2025.
BMG was interested in what assets Merab Turava is taking with him from the Constitutional Court to the Ministry of Justice.
According to the declaration, Turava owns only one 1489 sq.m. land plot, which he registered in 2020. According to the declaration, Turava does not have any other real estate or movable property. As the Chairman of the Constitutional Court, he received 138,569 GEL as a salary. As a professor at TSU, he received 13,989 GEL, and as a professor at Robakidze University, he received 36,180 GEL.
At the time of filling out the 2023 declaration, Turava had 60,000 USD in deposit. Within 1 year, Turava gave 6,000 Euro and 34,000 GEL to his adult son. At the time of filing the declaration, Turava had 50,280 GEL, 10,002 EUR, and 92,006 USD in his savings account at TBC Bank.
