A summer garden opened up at Rustavi Kindergarten N31, which had undergone full rehabilitation by the Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure. 

The kindergarten, designed for 450 children, has been equipped in accordance with modern standards and provides a safe, comfortable, and development-oriented environment for the children. 

As part of the landscaping work on the kindergarten grounds, 500 deciduous and coniferous trees and plants were planted. 

In attendance of the opening of the summer garden in Rustavi were: Kvara Chartolani, Deputy Executive Director of MDF, Rustavi Mayor Nino Latsabidze, Rustavi City Council Chairman Mamuka Rekhviashvili, Deputy State Representative to Kvemo Kartli – Avtandil Chrikishvili, and Rustavi Delegate to the Parliament of Georgia – Irakli Shatakishvili. 
 

Deputy Minister of Infrastructure Mzia Giorgobiani participated in the Polish-Georgian Economic and Investment Forum, held in Tbilisi.
The forum brought together representatives of government institutions from Georgia and Poland, international organizations, and the private sector to discuss opportunities for deepening bilateral economic cooperation, expanding investment, and advancing infrastructure development projects.

Addressing the forum participants, Deputy Minister Giorgobiani highlighted Georgia's strong economic development and the country's growing role as a regional transit and logistics hub. She spoke about the Georgian Government's large-scale infrastructure agenda, including investments in road, railway, and logistics infrastructure, as well as ongoing projects to improve water supply systems and other public infrastructure.

Deputy Minister Giorgobiani noted that the development of modern and sustainable infrastructure is a key driver of Georgia's competitiveness, stronger regional connectivity, and the country's growing attractiveness as a destination for international trade and investment. She also underscored the importance of adopting high European standards, fostering a transparent and predictable business environment, and strengthening cooperation with international partners.

As part of the forum, thematic panel discussions featured Shota Andriadze, Deputy Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund of the Ministry of Infrastructure, and Giorgi Giorgobiani, Deputy Director of the United Water Supply Company of Georgia.

During the panel discussion, they presented ongoing and planned projects in Georgia's water supply and wastewater sector, as well as broader public infrastructure development initiatives. They also discussed procurement procedures and implementation mechanisms for projects financed by the Government of Georgia and international financial institutions. The speakers emphasized the importance of active private sector participation in delivering high-quality, modern infrastructure.

The forum was organized by the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Georgia and the Tbilisi Office of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency.
 

The Municipal Development Fund of the Ministry of Infrastructure continues its greening initiatives under the "Green Infrastructure for a Sustainable Future" program.

Tree planting works, carried out in accordance with agro-technical standards, have been completed on the grounds of Rustavi Public Kindergarten No. 44.

A total of 54 deciduous and coniferous trees were planted, including 10 plane trees, 12 maples, 20 wild plum trees, and 12 Arizona cypress trees.
The planting of diverse tree species will help create a healthier, greener, and more environmentally friendly environment for children.
The planting event was attended by David Kvinikadze, Deputy Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund, Nino Latsabidze, Mayor of Rustavi, and representatives of the local authorities.
 

The design services for the project were being provided by competition winner architectural bureau “Mektrik”. Despite numerous working meetings, verbal and written warnings from MDF, the company failed to achieve the required progress and results, prompting MDF to terminate the contract. 

Given the importance of the project and the need for its timely implementation, MDF decided to award a contract for design services - without holding a new competition – to a company that is currently implementing a similar type of multifunctional complex design. The contract signed between MDF and the aforementioned company provides for the preparation of one main and five additional design solutions, adapted to the specific sites. This decision ensures the continuity of the design process, adherence to high quality standards, and the prompt continuation of work. 

As per design documents, a multifunctional complex for 1,000 spectators is to be constructed in Gurjaani City that will include a large pool and a one for children, areas for sports and fitness, as well as halls for various sports. The complex will also include a media library, areas for dance, art, folklore, and foreign languages, a STEM club, a small performance hall, a multipurpose event space, and administrative and technical areas. 
The Ministry of Infrastructure and MDF pay significant attention to the governmental projects to be implemented on timely and high-qualitative manner. Adherence to deadlines and contractual terms for each project is a fundamental requirement, and the Ministry expects all partners to meet that standard.

MDF will continue to use all the mechanisms provided for by the contract and legislation to ensure that the projects are implemented in a high-quality, responsible manner to fully meet its obligations to citizens.  
 

The Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure, within a project, financed by the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), has announced the selection of a consulting company to carry out renovation of energy-efficient public schools, located in regions. 

The project aims at modernizing school infrastructure in various regions of Georgia in compliance with modern standards. The renovation process includes the implementation of energy-efficient and environmentally sustainable (“green”) solutions that will help create a safe and comfortable learning environment, reduce energy consumptions, lower operating costs, and minimize environmental impact. 

The planned approaches will ensure the implementation of energy-efficient practice throughout the country. 

The project is being implemented within a joint investment program of the European Union (EU), EBRD and the German Credit Bank (DKB). 
 

The Interagency Commission convened its regular meeting to discuss measures aimed at accelerating the implementation of public school infrastructure projects.
The meeting was attended by Minister of Infrastructure Revaz Sokhadze,Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund Giorgi Shonia Minister of Education, Science and Youth Givi Mikanadze and Minister of Regional Development Kakhaber Guledani.

During the meeting, participants reviewed the progress of school construction and rehabilitation projects across the country. They discussed existing challenges and developed appropriate recommendations to address them. The discussion also focused on ensuring the quality of infrastructure works and the timely implementation of ongoing projects.