Minister of Infrastructure Revaz Sokhadze and Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund (MDF) Giorgi Shonia met with representatives of those architectural bureaus that won the design competitions for multifunctional sports complexes and stadiums, and with which MDF signed relevant contracts. 

During the meeting, the parties discussed the stages of detailed design, deadlines for preparing design documentation, and technical issues. 
The Minister of Infrastructure emphasized the importance of projects to be implemented on a timely and high-quality manner. According to him, the introduction of architectural competitions has been an important step by the state, aimed at creating modern, high-quality, and distinctive infrastructural projects. 

“The Ministry is ready to work with architects on resolving any issues that may arise during the process. If necessary, we will be actively involved in coordination with the relevant agencies. The state has taken important steps forward to develop the industry and expects a similar level of responsibility and participation from architectural companies,” Revaz Sokhadze noted.
The Minister also noted that the timely completion of design work is crucial for the timely start of the construction process and the implementation of projects within the planned timeframe.  

The development of sports infrastructure across the country is one of the top priorities of the State and of the Ministry of Infrastructure. The planned projects aim at creating a multifunctional sports facilities and stadiums of modern standards that will help promote sports, actively engage young people, and increase access to high-quality infrastructure for local residents. 
 

The Municipal Development Fund of the Ministry of Infrastructure is launching the rehabilitation and reconstruction project of Ateni Public School in the village of Ateni, Gori Municipality.

The winning contractor for the tender announced for rehabilitation and reconstruction of Ateni Public School has already been selected.
The project envisages comprehensive rehabilitation of a school building designed to accommodate 300 students. The scope of works includes renovation of educational and administrative spaces, modernization of heating, ventilation, and water supply systems, as well as structural reinforcement works where necessary.

The project aims to create a safe, comfortable, and modern learning environment that meets contemporary standards for both students and teachers.

The project is being implemented by the Municipal Development Fund of the Ministry of Infrastructure with funding from the Government of Georgia. The total value of the project amounts to GEL 6 million.

The Municipal Development Fund of the Ministry of Infrastructure is launching the reconstruction project of Akhaltsikhe Public School No. 2.
The project envisages reconstruction of a school designed to accommodate 900 students and its modernization in line with current educational and infrastructure standards.

The primary objective of the project is to ensure the safe and efficient operation of the school, create modern learning environments, and integrate all necessary engineering systems.

The reconstruction works will include development of modern classrooms, a library, science laboratories, information technology spaces, art and music studios, a multifunctional hall, as well as administrative and support facilities.

The project also includes landscaping and improvement of the school grounds, construction of an outdoor sports field, modernization of engineering infrastructure, implementation of energy-efficient systems, and full accessibility of the building for persons with disabilities.

School rehabilitation project is being implemented by the Municipal Development Fund of the Ministry of Infrastructure with funding from the Government of Georgia. Total value of the project amounts to GEL 10.8 million.
 

The Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure is to launch the reconstruction-rehabilitation project of Public School N2 in Chiatura Town of Imereti Region. 

The project provides for the reconstruction-rehabilitation of the public school, designed for 750 students, and, if necessary, execution of work to reinforce the building. That includes an assessment of the technical condition of the building, and the preparation of a detailed design, followed by construction work, based on the developed design documents. 

During the rehabilitation of the school, special attention will be paid to arhitectural and cultural characteristics of the region. Modern architecutral and engineering approaches will be used  in the course of the design preparation. 

The project also includes site landscaping, the installation of exterior lighting, engineering utilities, drainage systems, fencing, and, if space allows, the arrangement of outdoor sports fields. 

The school rehabilitation is funded by the Government of Georgia (GOG), at the cost, amounting to GEL 9.6 million. 
 

Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure Giorgi Shonia, together with Kutaisi Mayor Davit Eremeishvili, visited the sites of large-scale infrastructural projects in Kutaisi. 

With financial support from the Government of Georgia (GOG), the Students-Youth Park is being rehabilitated and a new boulevard on Abashidze Str. in Kutaisi is being arranged as per the schedule. Moreover, the arrangement of a modern, 70-hectare multifunctional park on the site, adjacent to the former Parliament building, is curently at the design stage. 

The rehabilitation of the Students-Youth Park envisages comprehensive landscaping of the area, the arrangement of pedestrian paths and bicycle lanes, the planting of new green spaces, the installation of small architectural features, and the upgrading of the lighting system. The project will provide for the arrangement of areas for children and sports zones, picnic sites, an amphitheater, and water features. The upgraded infrastructure will be fully adapted to the needs of people with disabilities and parents with children on strollers. 

The new boulevard on Abashidze Str. will be developed as a modern urban space. It will feature recreational areas, green spaces, and infrastructure, designed to serve the public. The project will significantly improve the urban environment, and add another attractive public space to Kutaisi. 

The planned multifuncional park in near former Parliament building will be developed as an environmentally sustainable and multifunctional recreational space. The project will be fully adapted for all the users, including people with special needs.  
The implementation of these projects will promote a healthy lifestyle, develop recreational infrastructure of Kutaisi City, boost its tourism potential, and strenghten the local economy.  
 

Construction of a new school is underway in Arashenda village, Gori Municipality. The school is designed to accommodate up to 100 students.

The new facility will feature modern, technology-equipped classrooms, a laboratory, an information technology room, and a library. The school will also include a dedicated dining area, a medical office, and both indoor and outdoor sports facilities.

The project aims to create a modern educational environment tailored to the needs of young people, providing infrastructure that supports their development while ensuring safety, comfort, and well-being.

The construction of the new school in Arashenda is being financed jointly by the Government of Georgia and the World Bank. The total value of the project amounts to GEL 4.5 million.