New 500 million GEL green city will be built in Black Sea town of Kobuleti
PM Bakhtadze said that green city in Kobuleti will be built in three years. An artist impression. Photo: Green City.
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A multifunctional green city will be built in Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Kobuleti, bringing 500 million GEL (about $185.53m/€ 164.60m) European investments to the region.
This will be the largest investment ever made in Adjara, in our touristic infrastructure. We are talking about the construction of a new green city that will become a calling card for all of Georgia”, said Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze who presented the project today.
Bakhtadze said that green city in Kobuleti will be built in three years.
See the rendering of the green city project in Kobuleti. Video: Green Resort.
The government of Adjara and Green Resorts have signed an investment agreement to build a new city on 180 hectares in Kobuleti.
Artist Impression. Screenshot from the video.
The project includes construction of a golf pitch, football stadium, tennis courts, swimming pools, recreation zones, bicycle trails.
Artist Impression. Screenshot from the video.
Besides creating sport infrastructure new 250-room hotel, shopping centre, parking space for 500 cars, food facilities, apartments and villas will also be built.
This project will enable us to turn Adjara into a four-season resort … and to create 500 job places”, said Bakhtadze.
Energy efficient and environmentally friendly materials will be used in construction.
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Green Resorts has received official permission to start the construction of a multifunctional green city in Georgia’s Black Sea resort town of Kobuleti, bringing 500 million GEL (about $185.53m/€ 164.60m) in European investments to the region of Adjara.
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