Anaklia Development Consortium
Anaklia Development Consortium is a group of companies formed to build the Anaklia deep sea port for the Georgian government. The contract for the work was cancelled by government in January 2020.
Georgia plans transport infrastructure investment including for Black Sea ports
Tbilisi, Georgia (Ports Europe) July 8, 2021 – Earlier this week, Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development Natia Turnava presented the vision of...
Anaklia port business model to be revised by MTBS
Anaklia, Georgia (Ports Europe) May 18, 2021 – The Ministry of Economy has said that Maritime & Transport Business Solutions (MTBS) will update...
Georgian government plans to seek investor for the Anaklia Deep Sea Port project
Anaklia, Georgia (Ports Europe) March 5, 2021 – Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili said yesterday that the government would soon start the...
Analysis – Georgia helped Russia sink Anaklia Deep Sea Port project – can Poti replace it?
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) January 3, 2021 – Anaklia Deep Sea Port project did not have a chance fighting for its survival against Georgia’s political...
Georgia government seeks renewed feasibility study for Anaklia port
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) December 15, 2020 – Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, Natia Turnava, has said that the government needs to...
NGO raises issue of Anaklia port issue in meeting with US Secretary of State
On his official visit to Georgia, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met with representatives of non-governmental organizations. The meeting was attended by...
Anaklia Development Consortium welcomes visit to Georgia by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo
The Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) today issued the following statement in advance of the 17-18 November visit to Georgia by U.S. Secretary of State Mike...
Anaklia Development Consortium accuses government of favouring Poti port
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) October 28, 2020 – The Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) has issued a news announcement entitled, “Government...
Anaklia port facing unclear future
Tbilisi, Georgia (PortSEurope) October 12, 2020 – The ongoing saga regarding the future of the Anaklia deep sea port project continues with a further...
Anaklia Development Consortium issues statement regarding government’s own admission that any new port tender will likely to fail
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) October 8, 2020 – The Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) has published the following statement regarding the 2021 State...
Anaklia Development Consortium issues statement claiming government’s intention to end project
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) September 11, 2020 – The Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) has published a statement supporting its opinion that the...
Anaklia Development Consortium & principal international investor file arbitration claims against Georgia
Anaklia, Georgia (PortSEurope) July 31, 2020 – The Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) and one of its principal investors have a filed a legal claim...
Analysis – Anaklia Development Consortium has no chance to finish Georgia’s deep sea port project – minister
Anaklia, Georgia (Ports Europe) May 20, 2020 – Two days after Anaklia Development Consortium (ADC) said that it was “the right partner” for the...
Anaklia Development Corporation promotes benefits of its deepsea project for Georgia
Anaklia, Georgia (Ports Europe) May 14, 2020 – The Anaklia Development Corporation (ADC) has published the below announcement. ADC is currently in...
Statement from Anaklia Development Corporation on Poti port development
News – Statement from Anaklia Development Corporation – Port of Poti is an inadequate substitute for Anaklia Deep Sea Port (Issued via Facebook)...
Analysis – Is Alexandroupolis port the new trump card in the Trump administration’s Mediterranean Great Game?
Alexandroupolis, Greece (Ports Europe) March 10, 2020 – On March 7, 2020, U.S. Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt and Deputy Assistant Secretary at U.S....
Analysis – Georgian and other deep sea ports around the Black Sea
Poti, Georgia (Ports Europe) February 12, 2020 – Georgia is the only Black Sea littoral state, which has no deep-water port. For more than three years it...