Building of a New Terminal in Kutaisi International Airport Continues

"Georgia expects international tourists from July 1st, therefore, taking into account the challenges of the world pandemic, the highest standards will be implemented in the airports of the country.", the prime minister got acquainted with the building process of new terminal together with Maia Tskitishvili.

The prime minister pointed out the importance of modern infrastructure in the process of economic development.

With the construction of the new terminal at Kutaisi International Airport, the works specified in the third stage of construction are already underway. In addition, the Polish company Dimark Group installs modern systems in the airport, which will make the trip more comfortable.

Prime Minister stated, that such projects aim to advance and develop the economy of the country, which in total, will affect the well-being of each family.

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