Tbilisi Mayor Strengthens European Ties in Budapest Urban Development Talks
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze is currently on an official visit to Budapest, aiming to strengthen Georgia's ties with European partners. The trip includes high-level meetings and participation in a major urban development conference, with a focus on transport modernisation and smart-city initiatives.
The delegation, which includes members of the Georgian Parliament and Nino Bagashvili, Head of Tbilisi's Transport and Urban Development Agency, will engage in discussions on urban planning and sustainability. Mayor Kaladze is set to address a European conference on city development, sharing Tbilisi's strategies for modern mobility and long-term infrastructure projects.
The visit is expected to yield stronger diplomatic ties, fresh urban development projects, and closer integration of Tbilisi into European municipal networks. These outcomes would align with Georgia's push for deeper engagement with the EU and enhanced city planning capabilities.
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