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As part of his working visit to Georgia, Armenia's Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures, David Khudatyan, accompanied by Deputy Minister Kristine Ghalechyan and Executive Director of the “Road Department” Fund Arkady Cherchinyan, visited one of Georgia's largest infrastructure projects - the 23-kilometer Kvesheti–Kobi highway, and tunnels, the ministry said.
The project includes a two-lane asphalt-concrete road, five bridges and four tunnels. An exclusive arched bridge, set to be the highest in the region, is also under construction.
Later, together with Georgia’s Minister of Infrastructure Revaz Sokhadze and Minister of Regional Development Kakhaber Guledani, Khudatyan visited the Stepantsminda–Gveleti road section, part of the North-South Corridor.