Georgian PM inspects rehabilitation works in western Guria region
During his tour, Garibashvili was accompanied by officials of the legislative and executive branches of the country. Photo: Government's Administration.
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Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili inspected rehabilitation works ongoing as part of the Renewed Regions state programme in western Georgia’s Lanchkhuti Municipality, the Government press office reported on Friday.
The works include upgrading the central square in the municipality’s city of Lanchkhuti, located in the Guria region, as well as the Central Park and the area adjacent to the entrance junction of the local highway. The complete project will rehabilitate 12 buildings and parks, with a total cost of more than ₾5.1 million (about 1.70m/€1.63m).
Inspecting the construction as part of his regional tour, Garibashvili, together with Irakli Karseladze, the Minister of Regional Development and Infrastructure, also observed the rehabilitation efforts in the regional town of Chokhatauri, where the Municipal Development Fund has allocated over ₾5 million (about 1.65m/€1.59m) to the rehabilitation works.
Photo: Government's Administration.
The four-year Renewed Regions programme covers 63 municipalities of Georgia, with an approximate cost of ₾500 million (about 164.75m/€158.80m) in its first stage.
The PM also visited the new 60-room hotel Grigoleti Beach Resort in the Black Sea town of Grigoleti, funded by the Produce in Georgia programme. A visit to the town’s salmon farm Guria Fish Farming - co-funded under Produce in Georgia - was also a part of the Government head’s agenda. The project involves production of fish in water reservoirs using modern technology.
Photo: Government's Administration.
During his tour, Garibashvili was accompanied by officials of the legislative and executive branches of the country.
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Photo: Government Administration.
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