1,200 infrastructure projects worth ₾132m underway in western Georgia's Imereti region
The projects are co-financed by various state funds and programmes, as well as the European Union. Photo: Ministry of Infrastructure.
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A total of 1,200 infrastructure projects worth ₾132 million (about $44.75m/€42.50m) are underway in western Georgia's Imereti region, the Ministry of Infrastructure has revealed.
The projects are co-financed by various state funds and programmes, as well as the European Union.
The projects are diverse and cover practically the entire spectrum of infrastructure - including the rehabilitation of kindergartens, schools, roads, water supply and sewage systems," First Deputy Infrastructure Minister Ilia Begiashvili said.
Simultaneously, over 500 infrastructure projects worth ₾96 million (about $31m/€30m) are planned for eastern Georgia’s winemaking region of Kakheti, the Ministry revealed last week.
From solar-powered utilities to digital information initiatives co-funded by the European Union, recreational spaces, irrigation systems, cultural venues and more, the region will receive both new initiatives and upgrades to existing infrastructure.
Eastern Georgia’s winemaking region of Kakheti will benefit from over 500 infrastructure projects worth ₾96 million (about $31m/€30m), the Ministry of Infrastructure revealed on Wednesday.
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Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili visited the infrastructure projects in the country’s western Imereti region on Saturday.
During his visit, Garibashvili said the Government was willing to spend over 70 million GEL on infrastructure projects in Imereti region.
Prime Minister of Georgia Irakli Garibashvili visited the infrastructure projects in the country’s winemaking Kakheti region on Saturday.
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A new coastline boulevard was unveiled on Sunday in Georgia’s Black Sea city of Kobuleti, replacing the old infrastructure and offering visitors of different ages attractions for the seaside location.
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