“The City Hall is actively working to identify and develop alternative routes for entering and exiting Tbilisi,” announced the Mayor of the capital, Kakha Kaladze, during an interview on Imedi TV.

He emphasised that measures have been put in place to alleviate traffic congestion and facilitate smoother movement throughout the city, including initiatives to enhance public transport and upgrade infrastructure.

“A few days ago, we held a meeting at the Ministry of Infrastructure, with Minister Revaz Sokhadze also in attendance. We discussed potential alternative entrances and exits to the city, which will, of course, provide residents who rely on public transport with viable alternatives to private cars. In the near future, we expect to have the results of a comprehensive study indicating which specific routes will be most beneficial for the city and help ease traffic. Various international financial organisations are involved in this process. With their support and involvement, these projects will soon be realised,” Kakha Kaladze stated.