Georgian PM, Economic Council discuss ongoing economic projects, future plans
The conversation also touched on the development of the energy sector, including the new mechanisms for supporting renewable energy projects in the country, for which the Government would approve updated conditions in the “near future”. Photo via Government Administration
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The Georgian Government’s Economic Council, led by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze, on Sunday discussed the ongoing economic projects and future plans, the Government Administration said.
At the meeting held at the Government Administration, the Council reviewed the findings of a study conducted in cooperation with the Asian Development Bank and the United Airports of Georgia for the development of a new airport in the country’s capital Tbilisi.
The conversation also touched on the development of the energy sector, including the new mechanisms for supporting renewable energy projects in the country, for which the Government would approve updated conditions in the “near future”.
The economic growth progress in 2024 and the implementation of large infrastructure projects in Georgia were discussed on Saturday by the Georgian Government’s renewed Economic Council, led by Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze.
The departure terminal of Tbilisi International Airport in the Georgian capital city has been expanded, TAV Georgia, the company operating Tbilisi and Batumi airports, said on Friday.
Georgian Economy MInister Levan Davitashvili on Friday discussed development of the domestic energy sector, ongoing reforms projects and state support mechanisms in a meeting with representatives of the industry.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on Monday unveiled his office’s “ambitious plans” to build a “new, modern and international-standard” airport, which he said would respond to the Government's intentions of transforming the country into a regional hub.