New information centre within Anaklia Deep Sea Port project
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Those who want to catch up on the development process of the Anaklia Deep Sea Port project – Georgia’s largest port on the coasts of the Black Sea - are now able to get all information at a newly opened information centre.
Anaklia Development Consortium, the company responsible for developing the mixed-cargo deep sea port, opened a new information centre in Anaklia to provide all needed information about the project’s implementation process.
It is very important for us to provide all information to people starting from the very early stages of the project, including different phases of its implementation and the final completion of course. It is also interesting for us to hear what people think about the project implementation process. So the information centre will help to establish bilateral communication,” said Tamar Zakariadze, of Anaklia Development Consortium.
Anaklia Development Consortium opened a new information centre in Anaklia yesterday. Photo by Ipress.ge.
Anaklia Development Consortium will invest $2.5 billion and develop the Port on a build, operate and transfer basis, allowing larger ships to enter Georgian waters for the first time, thus expanding the country’s export potential and ability to act as a transport corridor.
The ‘project of the century’ is about to create a new, faster maritime corridor between China and Europe and help restore the historic Silk Road.
Pre-construction works of Anaklia Deep Sea Port started in 2016, while the construction of the port will start in the second half of 2017 and would be officially opened by 2020.
- Find out more about the Anaklia Deep Sea Port project in the article ‘Project of the Century: Georgia starts to build Anaklia Deep Sea Port’ by Mariam Papidze on Agenda.ge.
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