Government to provide military servicemen with apartments in Gori, Tbilisi
Prime Minister Bakhtadze stated the apartments are under renovation and by 2020 all contract-based military servicemen will get apartments in Gori and Tbilisi. Photo: Ministry of Defence
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Approximately 180 military servicemen will be provided with apartments in Gori by the end of the year, Georgian Prime Minister Mamuka Bakhtadze said at a briefing today.
Prime Minister Bakhtadze stated the apartments are under renovation and by 2020 all contract-based military servicemen will get apartments in Gori and Tbilisi.
We launch construction of two new buildings and will hand over the flats to more than 480 military servicemen next year. Since 2013 we have provided 1724 military servicemen with residential area,” Bakhtadze said.
He also announced the approval of a special programme within the framework of which the government will finance the construction of emergency medical assistance centers and ambulances in Georgia’s regions.
Mamuka Bakhtadze stated that 20 mln GEL has been allocated for the program which will include all Georgian municipalities.
The government will finance the construction of emergency medical assistance centers and ambulances in Georgia’s regions. Photo: Tbilisi Emergency Medical Aid Center
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About 500 military servicemen have received apartments today in Varketili Military Town, a district in Tbilisi. Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said that this was a commitment made by the state in 2007, the fulfillment of which began 'a little later, after our political party came to power'. He congratulated the servicemen on receiving the apartments and thanked them for their service.