A newly rehabilitated school has opened in the village of Dilikauri

Deputy Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sport of Georgia Irina Abuladze, together with Magda Magradze, Executive Director of the Millennium Challenge Fund - Georgia, and representatives of local self-government, opened a newly rehabilitated school in the village of Dilikauri, Zestaponi Municipality.

The rehabilitation works in the school, designed for 250 students, were carried out within the framework of the Millennium Challenge Project, with a total cost of 1,425,115 GEL, and meet all modern educational requirements.

In the Imereti region, the Deputy Minister also inspected the rehabilitation works in the villages of Zeda Sakara and Argveti.

Works on the three-story, modern school building in Zeda Sakara, designed for 300 students, are being carried out using modern technologies and high-standard construction materials, and its rehabilitation will be completed in 2020. In addition to the school being adapted for students with special educational needs, the building will feature an elevator, a combined sports hall, natural science laboratories, and a playground.

The Deputy Minister also inspected the site in the village of Argveti, Zestaponi Municipality, where the construction of a new school will begin in the near future and will also be completed in 2020. The new building, designed for 240 students, will meet modern requirements, and 3,655,246 GEL will be spent on its construction.