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1975: Born, Tbilisi
1997: Graduated in international economics, Tbilisi State University
1999: Graduated in finance and economics, Limerick University
1999: Fund manager at Dublin International Finance Centre
1999-2000: Gained MBA from Temple University, Philadelphia
2000: Consultant on energy conservation, Philadelphia Small Business Development Centre
2001: Financial consultant at Georgia Telecom
2002: Financial consultant for Iberdrola
2003-04: Consultant for SBE
2004-07: Energy minister
2007-09: Finance minister
2008-09: First deputy prime minister
2009-: Prime minister
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