Transport and communications

Social Justice Center assesses the project for the construction of a transit terminal in Gali and considers that the development of the existing infrastructure fits neither within the framework of a peace policy nor within the policy of non-recognition, while the silence of the “Georgian Dream “ government raises suspicions and questions.
How does transport infrastructure function in Abkhazia and what is its potential for conflict resolution? Interview with Eleonora Tchania.
In the first half of December, it became known that the construction of a trade terminal in Gali, near the Enguri bridge, is nearing completion and is practically ready for operation.
A new motor vehicle terminal is nearly complete in the Gali district. It is expected to handle transit cargo from Georgia to Russia, through Abkhazia.
We sought comments from transit experts and conflict researchers in Tbilisi on the prospects for a possible corridor through Abkhazia.
Journalist Inal Khashig on why Oleg Bartsyts’ visit to Moscow is more than a mere formality
Inal Khashig: "For Moscow, Georgia is currently the most important hub for re-export. In this context, will Moscow look for an option acceptable to Abkhazia, or will it simply push through the decision it needs?"
First flight from Moscow to Sukhumi triggers strong reactions in Georgia: what are political actors saying in Tbilisi?
Valeri Chechelashvili, Head of Geopolitical Studies at the Centre for Strategic Analysis, commented on the resumption of air travel between Russia and Abkhazia.