Dredging Returns to Anaklia as Long-Delayed Deep Sea Port Project Faces an Uncertain Future

According to Georgia’s Ministry of Economy, dredging works are set to begin in Anaklia. The dredging vessel Tristão da Cunha has already arrived in Georgia’s territorial waters and, once it completes the required procedures, will begin work on the port’s breakwater channel. “The seabed in Anaklia’s maritime area will be dredged to a depth of …

Anaklia Reset: Government Takes Full Ownership as Strategic Port Plan Shifts

After years of delay, Georgia’s Anaklia deep-sea port is being relaunched under a new model, which the government claims will protect national interests. Yet, following nearly a decade marked by political controversy, failed partnerships, and international disputes, the latest announcement prompts a familiar question: Is Anaklia finally emerging as a truly strategic infrastructure project, or …

U.S. Diplomats Visit Georgia Port Project as Sole Chinese–Singaporean Bid Awaits Award

Correction: The original version of this article incorrectly referred to the Chinese–Singaporean consortium as the tender winner. While the consortium is the sole remaining bidder, the official decision by the commission has not yet been announced Peter Andreoli, a U.S. State Department official, is visiting Georgia and travelled to Anaklia on March 26 to observe …

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