Georgian Finance Minister, World Bank Vice President review cooperation, implemented projects
The meeting also covered the Black Sea submarine electricity cable project, an international deal to deliver green energy from the South Caucasus to Europe, the Ministry of Finance said. Photo: Finance Ministry
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The cooperation between Georgia and the World Bank, as well as projects implemented both in public and private sectors of the country with the latter’s support were discussed on Wednesday between the Georgian Finance Minister Lasha Khutsishvili and Antonella Bassani, the Vice President of the World Bank for the Europe and Central Asia.
The meeting also covered the Black Sea submarine electricity cable project, an international deal to deliver green energy from the South Caucasus to Europe, the Ministry of Finance said.
Happy to meet WB VP @anbassani to review key projects in public & private sectors w/ valued support of @WorldBank for greater #energy #security & #independence, Black Sea #Submarine Power Cable, upgraded #infrastructure, #human #capital dev, #innovations and #digital #advancement pic.twitter.com/nj63raijtV
— Lasha Khutsishvili ???????? (@Lasha_Khutsish) April 11, 2023
Khutsishvili and Bassani also discussed topics of energy security and independence, along with upgraded infrastructure, human capital development, innovations and digital advancement in Georgia.
The Georgian official also expressed gratitude for the Bank’s contribution to Georgia's “economic stability and sustainability”.