Anaklia Deep Sea Port project enters active phase, first ships expected in 2029 – Prime Minister

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Anaklia Deep Sea Port project enters active phase, first ships expected in 2029 – Prime Minister

05-08-2026 14:10

Prime Minister of Georgia said that work on the Anaklia Deep Sea Port has entered an active phase.

As he noted, the first phase of the project is expected to be completed in 2029, with the port scheduled to receive its first vessels by that time.

“According to our plan, the first phase should be completed in 2029, and by that year the Deep Sea Port should be ready to receive its first ships. Work on the project will therefore continue actively”, - said Irakli Kobakhidze.

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