Black Sea city of Batumi to receive updated infrastructure from state programme
“The renovated Alley of Heroes, together with the new Batumi [football] stadium and the surrounding development, will become the city's ‘business card’", Tornike Rizhvadze, the Head of the regional Government of Adjara, said. Photo: The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
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Georgia’s Black Sea city of Batumi will see updates to its coastline boulevard under the Renewed Regions state programme for infrastructure, the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure said on Friday.
The new boulevard will span over a kilometre as part of ongoing construction efforts in the city and will become accessible in stages, with the first part scheduled to be completed in the coming summer.
Photo: The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
Infrastructure Minister Irakli Karseladze said the majority of the boulevard would respond to city residents’ and visitors’ needs during the summer season with its “distinctive infrastructure, extensive greenery and other areas”.
Photo: The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
The Ministry said the project - run under the state programme launched in 2021 by the country’s Prime Minister - also involved rehabilitation and construction works of a green corridor in the Alley of Heroes, where underground communications and recreational spaces have already been set up.
Photo: The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
Other work is being carried out to build bridges connecting parts of the Alley, convert the entire green area into flower beds, and build out landscaping, a sidewalk, an irrigation system, lighting, seats and commercial spaces under the bridge, it also added.
Photo: The Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure
“The renovated Alley of Heroes, together with the new Batumi [football] stadium and the surrounding development, will become the city's ‘business card’", Tornike Rizhvadze, the Head of the regional Government of Adjara, said.
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