AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBlack Sea Monitoring: Georgia’s National Environmental Agency says lab tests show Black Sea water quality is within normal limits along the entire Georgian coast, with monthly sampling at 12–14 points and results published online. Urban Sanitation & Public Space: Tbilisi Municipal Inspection, with Tbilservice Group, removed unauthorized street stalls around Station Square and cleaned metro entrances and sidewalks, citing pedestrian/traffic obstruction and reported unsanitary conditions. Water & City Planning: A Tbilisi Economic Forum discussion focused on water resources, tariff policy, and sustainable urban development, with officials warning against re-cutting newly rehabilitated streets due to water and sewer upgrades. Coastal Development Pressure: Tbilisi City Hall says demolition permits have been issued for the “Rike Jugs,” clearing the way for a hotel project—raising concerns for land use and environmental impacts in the city center. Bee Invasion (Global): A report highlights efforts to track and remove invasive yellow-legged hornets threatening honeybee colonies, underscoring how climate and coastal conditions can accelerate wildlife risks. Infrastructure Growth: The government announced a major expansion of Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport, aiming to raise capacity to 10 million passengers per year—an environmental watchpoint for air quality and land use.
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