140 IDP families receive homes in Georgia’s mineral resort town of Tskaltubo
IDPs have received brand new apartments and village houses in various Georgian municipalities. Photo: IDPs Agency/Facebook
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A total of 140 IDP families have received homes in a new residential building in the mineral resort town of Tskaltubo in western Georgia.
Two residential buildings in the village of Gvishtibi include recreational spaces, lighting and playgrounds. They are also adapted for people with disabilities.
Six more residential buildings are being built in Tskaltubo for 420 other IDP families.
The Georgian government handed keys to their brand-new flats to 251 internally displaced families on Friday, with Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia telling reporters the policy of providing benefits to IDPs would continue.
Houses for more than 700 internally displaced people (IDP) families are being built in Tskaltubo, a Georgian balneological resort in west Georgia, announced Georgian Infrastructure Minister Maia Tskitishvili at a public hearing on the Tskaltubo development project earlier today.
Georgia’s Ministry of Economy has issued a license for the development of calcite deposit in Mekveni, in Georgia’s Tskaltubo municipality, where at least 30 million GEL will be invested.
At today’s Governmental meeting Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili said 347 internally displaced families would be gifted private ownership of accommodation in various parts of Georgia before the end of the year.