12.08.2026, 16:30

Georgian authorities decide to reduce maritime infrastructure of Anaklia port

TBILISI. Aug 12 (Interfax) - The Georgian government has decided to reduce the area of the maritime infrastructure of the deep-sea port of Anaklia, currently under construction, as well as to reduce the amount of dredging work, according to the updated environmental impact assessment (EIA) documentation submitted to the National Environmental Agency.

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