Georgia Intended to Attract $7 Billion for the Development of the Middle Corridor
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The Prime Minister of Georgia, Irakli Kobahidze, announced the Government's plan to attract up to $7 billion in the Middle Corridor infrastructure between Asia and Europe, transmitting a correspondent of the GLAD newspaper in Tbilisi. "A plan has been drawn up to attract some $7 billion over the next six years to develop basic transport and logistics infrastructure", he said on Monday in Batumi, where the International Maritime Forum opened. "Th…
Georgia will invest nearly seven billion dollars by 2032 in the development of the logistics and transport infrastructure of the Middle Corridor - the International Trans-Caspian Transport Route (ITR) - that will connect Europe and Asia, the Prime Minister of the Caucasian country, Iraqi Kobajidze, told EFE on Monday.
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