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Railway to be Built to Anaklia Port: Tender in Georgia May Be Announced by End of October
Authorities expect to complete key infrastructure so that the first ship arrives at the deep-water port in 2029
Georgia begins construction of Batumi - Sarpi highway for $311 million
The new 11.3-kilometer highway with a 7.6 km tunnel will divert transit traffic from the resort area and connect Batumi with the Turkish border
Georgia's International Reserves Set a Record
Over the year, the volume of reserves grew by more than half, and their adequacy exceeded the IMF's standard
Georgia significantly increased imports of light electric vehicles - supplies grew by 43%
In seven months, almost 6,000 electric scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, and bicycles worth $1.7 million were imported into the country.
Georgian banks begin blocking suspicious transfers from clients over 60
New NBG rules target fraudsters but have already sparked accusations of age discrimination
Almost every Georgian has a smartphone
99.1% of Georgia's population aged 15-59 use smartphones, and almost all internet users go online with mobile devices
Georgia is almost fully connected to the internet - 93.5% of households have access
Over the year, the indicator increased by another 1.5 percentage points, and almost all young people use the internet
Georgian Airways: flights to Russia continue
Flights between Georgia and Russia will operate according to the current schedule.
Georgia to tighten rules for electric scooters: authorities want to restrict riding by minors
The government is preparing legislative changes amid a rise in electric scooter accidents. New requirements are planned to be submitted to parliament this autumn.
Crypto Operations for People Over 60 Restricted from September 1
Banks may suspend suspicious transactions of elderly clients if the payment is related to cryptocurrencies, investments, FOREX, or gambling
Georgia almost abandoned TPPs in July: share of thermal generation collapsed to 0.4%
Favorable hydrology and reduced domestic demand allowed the country to achieve an electricity surplus despite increased exports
Georgia Builds 360 MW HPPs and Prepares Projects for Another 1 GW: Investments to Exceed $2 Billion
The country is betting on hydropower to reduce its dependence on electricity imports in winter and achieve full energy self-sufficiency by 2036.
Special Vessel Arrives in Anaklia: Port Water Area Depth to Increase to 17.5 Meters
Two Jan De Nul vessels will simultaneously deepen the water area
Georgians are changing habits: cheap purchases on Temu are no longer enough - demand for brands is growing
Buyers in Georgia are increasingly ordering goods directly from foreign brands
Vehicle Noise Levels to Be Checked with Portable Devices
Police received portable sound level meters: at night, vehicles must not exceed 80 dB, and sanctions for repeated violations will be tightened
Georgia Prepares National Scientific Program to Study Oil and Gas Reserves
Authorities want to consolidate all subsurface data into a single system and conduct new aerogeophysical surveys to understand the real potential of reserves
Georgia plans to use modular schools
The country will purchase 750 mobile buildings that can be quickly installed where regular schools are closed for renovation
Tbilisi again postpones the opening of Varketili metro station - repairs dragged on for years
The station was supposed to open in 2024, but now passengers will have to wait until the end of December 2026
Georgia Finally Abandons Russian Oil: Kulevi Refinery Switches to Supplies from Libya and Kazakhstan
A tanker from Libya has already arrived in Georgia - Black Sea Petroleum states that since August 24, it has been processing only non-Russian raw materials
Future Telavi Airport to Get New Passenger Terminal for 13.2 Million Lari
The terminal's capacity will be approximately 50,000 passengers per year, and construction is planned to be completed within 21 months after the contract signing.
Sharp Rise in Fuel Prices in Georgia: Diesel Up by 71 Tetri in a Week
The price increase is linked to rising oil prices on the global market
Unemployment in Georgia Decreased
The reduction in the number of unemployed is accompanied by a decrease in employment and labor market participation
Tbilisi Concentrates Almost Half of Georgia's Entire Vehicle Fleet
Over 948,000 cars are registered in the capital - almost twice as many as in Imereti