Leftover municipal budget funds from 2019 to go towards local projects
In Gori municipality, remaining funds worth 351,833 GEL ($122,885/€113,458) will be used for the reconstruction of green lines and parks, as well as for the construction of a water supply system for water fountains. Photo: Nino Alavidze/Agenda.ge.
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Various projects will be financed in Georgian municipalities by funds not used in 2019, says the Ministry of Infrastructure.
In Gori municipality, remaining funds worth 351,833 GEL ($122,885/€113,458) will be used for the reconstruction of green lines and parks, as well as for the construction of a water supply system for water fountains.
Also, road infrastructure will be reconstructed in the village of Kvauti, Senaki municipality. The project will be financed by 54,662 GEL ($19,092/€17,627). Reconstruction of the local road is planned in the village of Tsikhisdziri, Mtskheta municipality. The project will be financed with 28,711 GEL ($10,028/€9,259).
Meanwhile, the reconstruction of the central stadium will be completed in Vani municipality. 127,488 GEL ($44,527/€41,112) has been allocated for the project.
Reconstruction of a kindergarten roof will be financed in the administrative unit of Pirveli Maisi in Khobi municipality. 90,676 GEL ($31,671/€29,241) is allocated for the project. Also, 35,545 GEL ($12,415/€11,462) will be spent to reconstruct the courtyard of the kindergarten in the village of Koreti in Sachkhere municipality.
The Municipal Development Fund has started carrying out 250 projects in 2019 out of which 70 are already finished, said Minister of Regional Infrastructure Maia Tskitishvili earlier today adding that 15,000 people have been employed last year at construction worksites.
The Georgian government will spend 68 million GEL to build 27 schools in 22 regions.
An urban renovation project in the town of Mestia and villages of Ushguli will be launched this year in the Svaneti region of Georgia.
Georgia’s Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure has announced its priority projects for 2019.
Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Sergei Roumas said that Georgia is "an important and a reliable partner" for Belarus. Roumas spoke about deepening cooperation between their countries with Georgian Economy Minister Natia Turnava earlier today.