Nino Lipartia, Chairman of the Board of the Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession, has been elected as a board member of the UN Global Compact Georgia Network for a two-year term. The network is a non-commercial entity based in Georgia working closely with the UN Global Compact Office to promote and improve adherence to its ten principles in business operations in the country.
Nino Lipartia, Chairman of the Board of Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession, has been elected as a member of the board of the United Nations Global Compact Georgia Network (UNGCNG) for a two-year term.
The UN Global Compact Georgia Network is a non-commercial legal entity established in Georgia that, based on a signed agreement, cooperates closely with the Global Compact Office (GCO) to promote the UN Global Compact and improve alignment of business operations in the country with the ten principles.
Other board members elected by the organization's general assembly include:
- Sopio Chachanidze, Managing Partner and Consulting Lead at ACT;
- Iza Gotsadze from Acharistskali Georgia;
- Kakha Khazaradze from ICR Group;
- Larisa Pataraia from Start Business Solutions;
- Nana Berdzenishvili from AIS;
- Natia Chincharauli from Ecobrands Georgia;
- Nino Enukidze from Business and Technology University;
- Valeri Checheria from Hospitality Projects.
We wish the UN Global Compact Georgia Network Board success in its important mission!
Nino Lipartia, Chairperson of Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession, participates in the 30th World Congress of the World Association for Medical Law and presents a scientific paper on medical negligence challenges in the age of AI.
GLIP participated in the Antwerp congress, where Professor Nino Lipartia was appointed WAML National Representative for Georgia and Georgian medical-law presentations were delivered.
From August 5-7, 2026, the 30th Annual World Congress for Medical Law was held in Antwerp, Belgium, featuring a presentation by GLIP Board member Lawyer Ioseb Gabaraev on criminal aspects of healthcare fraud.