Alexander Kvitashvili

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  1. Georgian :ალექსანდრე [სანდრო] კვიტაშვილი; Ukrainian: Олександр Мерабович Квіташвілі, romanized: Oleksandr Merabovych Kvitashvili

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Alexander Kvitashvili
ალექსანდრე კვიტაშვილი
Олександр Квіташвілі
Alexander Kvitashvili.jpg
Kvitashvili in 2015
Minister of Healthcare of Ukraine
In office
2 December 2014 14 April 2016 [1]