The First Deputy Minister Akaki Seperteladze and the head of CHF International Georgia Brian Hustler opened three rehabilitated schools in Gori. Up to 220 high school students of the villages Akhalkhizi, Zemo Khviti and Karbi will now study in the schools renovated in compliance to the modern construction standards.

The rehabilitation of these schools was undertaken within the scope of the CHF international Georgia’s project, financed by the USAID.

USAID implements 40 projects in Georgia, the annual budget of these projects amounts to 48 million dollars. The goal of these projects is to provide a financial aid to Georgia.

Educational and Scientific Infrastructure Agency director Irakli Todua, CHF, USAID and the local government representatives also took part in the opening ceremony of the rehabilitated schools.