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Georgian Water and Power completes Stage 3 of major network overhaul on Rustaveli Avenue

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Georgian Water and Power (GWP) is nearing completion of the third phase of its water network overhaul as part of the comprehensive Rustaveli Avenue rehabilitation project, carrying out large-scale tie-in operations to connect the newly installed infrastructure.

According to the company, the project represents a total investment of 12.5 million GEL. The undertaking involves an entire renewal of the area’s water supply and wastewater infrastructure, replacing over five kilometres of ageing pipelines with modern networks.

Upon completion of this third stage, 3.6 kilometres of new water supply mains and 1.3 kilometres of sewer lines will be commissioned along Rustaveli Avenue. The upgrade also includes installation of nine fire hydrants, 71 regulating shut-off valves, and primary inspection chambers. Intensive tie-in operations to connect the new network are underway today, 9 September.

This major rehabilitation project is being executed in line with international standards set by GWP’s parent company, Aqualia, ensuring long-term resilience, sustainability, and efficiency. Once operational, the modernised infrastructure will significantly enhance the reliability of Tbilisi’s central water and wastewater management systems.

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image 35,793 people benefited from accumulated pension as of August 31 - Pension Fund

10.09.2026.18:26

Georgia’s Pension Fund has published statistical data for August 31, 2026.

According to the Pension Fund, 1.769 million people are currently enrolled in the country’s funded pension scheme.

“As of now, 35,793 people have benefited from funded pensions, with GEL 185,189,254.01 paid to them in pension benefits.

“As of the end of August, the assets of the Georgian Pension Fund had approached GEL 10 billion, while total returns exceeded GEL 2.9 billion,” the fund said.

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