The Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure (MRDI) is to begin the construction of a kindergarten for 50 children in Village Lelovani of Adigeni Municipality.

The MDF has signed a contract with the bidding winner company, which includes the revising of the detailed design documentation and carrying out the construction work.

Within the project, the kindergarten in Village Lelovani will be ensured with the spaces to meet the needs of children as per modern standards, including a recreation area, playrooms, a kitchen, and a courtyard.

Upon completion of the project, children will have access to modern, safe, and comfortable infrastructure.

The Minister of Infrastructure, accompanied by Giorgi Shonia, Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund; Ioseb Alibegashvili, State Representative in the Samtskhe-Javakheti Region; and Varlam Tsiklauri, Mayor of Akhaltsikhe Municipality, inspected the ongoing construction works of the technical football stadium in Akhaltsikhe.

The project, with an estimated cost of GEL 4.8 million, is being financed from the state budget.

Rehabilitation of the existing stadium in Akhaltsikhe is planned in accordance with international standards. The upgraded stadium will have a seating capacity of at least 3,000 spectators. The estimated cost of the project is GEL 10 million, and a tender for its implementation has already been announced.

Furthermore, the possibility of developing a rugby stadium in Akhaltsikhe is also under consideration, with consultations currently underway with the Georgian Rugby Union.

Minister of Regional Development and Infrastructure (MRDI) – Revaz Sokhadze, together with Executive Director of the Municipal Development Fund (MDF) - Giorgi Shonia, and representatives of local self-governmental bodies, reviewed current and scheduled rehabilitation projects in Abastumani. The Minister inspected the sites, where the work is underway.

According to Revaz Sokhadze, issues still exist on some sites in Abastumani that were renovated several years ago, and the MRDI plans to address them.

“Unfortunately, certain issues still exist on those sites where renovation work was carried out several years ago. We promised the local residents that we would definitely fix these issues. To do this, we need the works to be planned properly that will take some time, however the relevant work will begin shortly,” the Minister said.

Residential buildings and historic structures are currently being renovated in Abastumani. Work is currently underway at 16 locations on Rustaveli, Asatiani, and Paliashvili Streets.

Moreover, preparations are underway for a new stage of renovation work, which will include the restoration of buildings and the development of public spaces. The Rosha Park is to be expanded, an amphitheater on Rustaveli St. is to be expanded, pedestrian walkways and a boulevard type walking path on Asatiani St. are to be arranged.

The Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure (MRDI) has signed a contract with the bidding winner company to renovate the Public School N6 in Tkibuli.

Within the project, classrooms and administrative offices in the school building will be renovated in accordance with the requirements of the modern educational process, and the heating and ventilation systems will be restored.

As a result of the renovation of the school building, students of Tkibuli Public School N6 will have access to a well-equipped and safe educational infrastructure.

The Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure (MRDI) is to begin the construction of kindergartens in Didi Jikhaishi Village of Samtredia Municipality, and in Kontuati Village of Khoni Municipality.

The contract, signed by the MDF with the bidding winner company, includes the revision of detailed design documentation and the execution of construction work.

Both kindergartens are designed to accommodate 50 children each.

Within the project, the kindergartens in Didi Jikhaishi and Kuntuati Villages will be equipped with infrastructure of modern standards to meet the needs of preschoolers, including playrooms, restrooms, a kitchen, and an outdoor area.
Upon finalization of the projects, there will be created a modern, safe, and comfortable environment for children.

The Municipal Development Fund (MDF) of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure of Georgia (MRDI) has signed a contract with the bidding winner company to renovate Sabue Village Public School of Kvareli Municipality.

Within the project, the existing building of Sabue Village Public School will be completely renovated and reconstructed. Classrooms, administrative offices, sports infrastructure, restrooms, utility networks, and security systems will be upgraded to meet modern educational standards.

Following the renovation, Sabue Village Public School will provide a safe and comfortable environment for students and teachers.