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Burdzhanadze, Nino(also Nino Burjanadze)
1964 - She was born on the 16th of July in Kutaisi, Georgia.
1986 - She graduated from the Faculty of Law of the Tbilisi State University (TSU) and studied at the Moscow State University.
1990 - She graduated with a doctorate in International Law.
1991 - She has been an Associate Professor of the Faculty of International Law of the Tbilisi State University.
1995 - First elected to the parliament of Georgia, Burjanadze has been a Vice-President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly.
2001 - Burjanadze was a President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation.
2002 - She left the CUG, forming an opposition party called the Burjanadze-Democrats to fight the November parliamentary elections.
2003 - On the 2nd of November, she joined other opposition leaders in denouncing the election results and urging mass demonstrations against Shevardnadze.
1986 - She graduated from the Faculty of Law of the Tbilisi State University (TSU) and studied at the Moscow State University.
1990 - She graduated with a doctorate in International Law.
1991 - She has been an Associate Professor of the Faculty of International Law of the Tbilisi State University.
1995 - First elected to the parliament of Georgia, Burjanadze has been a Vice-President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly.
2001 - Burjanadze was a President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation.
2002 - She left the CUG, forming an opposition party called the Burjanadze-Democrats to fight the November parliamentary elections.
2003 - On the 2nd of November, she joined other opposition leaders in denouncing the election results and urging mass demonstrations against Shevardnadze.
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