Reconstruction of Mziuri Park nearing completion
The budget of the project is 7.8 million GEL ($2.4 mln/€2.3 mln) and is financed by the European Investment Bank. Photo: 1tv.ge.
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The reconstruction of Tbilisi’s Mziuri Park is at the last stage, says the Ministry of Infrastructure.
The project also includes the renovation of the park and greenery near the Chabua Amirejibi highway which was damaged during the June 13, 2015 flood.
Bicycle roads, benches, bins, drinking water fountains, and recreation areas were set up in the park area. Also, an artificial lake, skateboard and children's playgrounds were built on the territory of the Mziuri Park.
After the completion of the project, another fully well-equipped multifunctional recreation zone will be added to the capital…The upgraded infrastructure will be adapted for people with disabilities, as well as for parents of children in strollers,” says the announcement from the ministry.
The reconstruction work is being overseen by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Tbilisi City Hall.
The budget of the project is 7.8 million GEL ($2.4 mln/€2.3 mln) and is financed by the European Investment Bank.
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