Reports : Government plans to sell former Parliament building in Kutaisi

The government of Georgia plans to alienate the former Parliament building in Kutaisi, a source told InterPressNews.

According to the information obtained by the agency, the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development intends to privatize the “non-functioning building”

The State Property National Agency under the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development told InterPressNews that they did not have any information about this issue.

Previously, it was reported that the government planned to turn the Parliament building in Kutaisi into the regional police hub, but according to InterPressNews information, the government changed its mind to hand the building over to the Interior Ministry.

The Parliament building in Kutaisi was built in 2010-2012 and more than GEL 340 million was spent on its construction.

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