Khashuri, Georgia: Significant progress is being made in the rehabilitation of the water supply and sewerage systems in Khashuri, with regular and intensive meetings held in the municipality to ensure the project’s success.
Meanwhile, in the administrative building, the mayor of Khashuri municipality, Tengiz Chitiashvili, the first deputy mayor of Xashuri municipality, Zviad Kurdadze, the assistant mayor, Merab Barbakadze, and the head of the Infrastructure Development Service, Giorgi Papiashvili, deputy director of the United Water Supply Company of Georgia Guga Kakabadze and the contractor Turkish Com, who won the international tender An- “JV of YDA Insuring Industry and Trade Anonymous Company & Ardem Yapi Real Estate Investigator Akar. Mad. Tic. A. S” met with the representatives.
The meeting was to discuss the project’s progress, consider the population’s interests, and correct the project’s details.
As of today, the water supply and sewerage systems in Khashuri are in need of an update, causing inconvenience for the locals. The city currently experiences water supply for only a few hours each day. However, upon the completion of this large-scale project, approximately 30,000 residents of Khashuri will enjoy the benefits of a 24-hour water supply and a well-organized sewer infrastructure.
The Khashuri water supply and sewerage project, a significant undertaking, is being implemented with substantial financial support from the French Agency for International Development (AFD). This support has played a crucial role in accelerating the project’s progress and ensuring its successful implementation. It’s worth noting that the Khashuri Municipality Hall will be responsible for the project’s street planning, and as the water project is implemented, it will gradually improve the road infrastructure.
Khashuri
Khashuri is a city in central Georgia and the 9th largest settlement in Georgia. It is the administrative center of Khashuri Municipality and is located on the Shida Kartli plain, on the Suramula riverside, 700 meters above sea level. Khashuri was first mentioned in a 1693 document.
