Tbilisi budget 2017: Over 800m GEL for Georgia’s capital
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The 2017 budget for Tbilisi City Hall is over 800 million GEL.
Tbilisi Mayor David Narmania today announced the preliminary budget for 2017 and said intensive discussions about next year's budget for Tbilisi City Hall will start next month.
Narmania said the priorities while planning the budget will be building more kindergartens, infrastructural development and transforming Tbilisi into a more green, ecologically-friendly city.
The main parameters for next year’s budget are already determined. The major projects and programs are already created,” he said.
Plans also included developing roads and maintaining the historic districts of Tbilisi.
How will the money be spent?
Tbilisi Mayor David Narmania revealed the money would be mainly spent on developing infrastructure, education, healthcare and social needs, as well as transforming Tbilisi into a more green, ecologically-friendly city.
Georgia’s capital Tbilisi is about to undergo a rapid transformation to upgrade the old, dated city into a modern, European city boasting more pedestrian-friendly places, recreation zones, gardens and parks.
Georgia’s capital city is growing immensely, bringing more and more people into the area. With this rapid urbanization, Tbilisi is becoming seriously noisy, says the Local Government.
Georgia’s capital city Tbilisi is ‘going green’ and will soon become an ecologically clean city with healthy and attractive environments, pledged Tbilisi City Hall.
Developing and upgrading public transport in Georgia’s capital Tbilisi will be the top priority and challenge facing Tbilisi City Hall next year.
Tbilisi Sakrebulo (City Council) has approved next year’s budget for Georgia’s capital city. In 2017 Tbilisi City Hall will enjoy a budget of over 800 million GEL.