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IRAN REACHING GEORGIAN BLACK SEA PORTS VIA ARMENIA
The Messenger
Jan 19 2010
Georgia
Armenia and the Asian Development Bank have signed an agreement which
specifies that in 2010-2017 the bank will allot a loan for constructing
motorways connecting Armenia with the Georgian Black sea ports of
Poti and Batumi. USD 120 million will be used for this purpose in 2010.
Armenia's Transport and Communication Minister Gurgen Sarkisian has
confirmed that the Asian Development Bank will allot USD 500 million.
Iran's Ambassador to Armenia highlighted that Iran is interested in
constructing this motorway and Iranian banks will also participate in
financing the construction. The initial cost of the project is USD 962
million. The project plan has been prepared by German-Austrian Company
ILF following a feasibility study undertaken by the PADECO company.
The distance between Yerevan and Batumi by road is presently around
700 kilometres. After the construction of the new motorway it will
be only 450 kilometres.
The Messenger
Jan 19 2010
Georgia
Armenia and the Asian Development Bank have signed an agreement which
specifies that in 2010-2017 the bank will allot a loan for constructing
motorways connecting Armenia with the Georgian Black sea ports of
Poti and Batumi. USD 120 million will be used for this purpose in 2010.
Armenia's Transport and Communication Minister Gurgen Sarkisian has
confirmed that the Asian Development Bank will allot USD 500 million.
Iran's Ambassador to Armenia highlighted that Iran is interested in
constructing this motorway and Iranian banks will also participate in
financing the construction. The initial cost of the project is USD 962
million. The project plan has been prepared by German-Austrian Company
ILF following a feasibility study undertaken by the PADECO company.
The distance between Yerevan and Batumi by road is presently around
700 kilometres. After the construction of the new motorway it will
be only 450 kilometres.