Anaklia

Zukunft des Anaklia-Projekts

Zukunft des Anaklia-Projekts

Obwohl der Vertrag mit der ADC gekündigt wurde, gibt es in Georgien eine Vielzahl von Entwicklungen, die darauf hindeuten, dass verschiedene Ideen für den Bau des Hafens im Jahr 2020 und darüber hinaus diskutiert werden.
Future of the Anaklia Project 

Future of the Anaklia Project 

Total abandonment of the Anaklia project would limit Georgia’s potential to become a growing place for interregional trade between Central Asia and the Black Sea basin. The successful completion of the port, on the other hand, will boost Tbilisi’s ambitions to position itself on one of the routes in the Chinese ‘Belt and Road Initiative’ (BRI) and also uphold itself as one of the connectors between European and Asia markets.
Georgia Fears US’s Shift in Attention

Georgia Fears US’s Shift in Attention

There is a growing anxiety in Tbilisi over how the US would contain Russia in the South Caucasus particularly in the light of Washington's shift in attention to Asia-Pacific. Moreover, Tbilisi also fears that the West (EU in particular) is starting to gradually soften its position towards Moscow.

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