Tender announced for new 70,000-seat UEFA Category IV stadium in Tbilisi
The Municipal Development Fund of Georgia’s Ministry of Infrastructure on Friday launched a tender for the design and construction of a state-of-the-art UEFA Category IV stadium in Tbilisi, designed to accommodate 70,000 spectators.
The multifunctional arena, to be located near the airport adjacent to the Lugar Research Centre, will host football and rugby matches, concerts, and other major local and international events, including UEFA Champions League matches.
The stadium complex will feature a public centre with conference and exhibition spaces, recreational areas, a museum, and commercial facilities.
To ensure accessibility, new transportation hubs will be developed to provide convenient travel options for visitors from across the city.
The infrastructure will be fully adapted for individuals with special needs, ensuring inclusivity.
Developed in collaboration with UEFA experts and international specialists, the project will benefit from expert involvement at every stage, from conceptual design to completion.
The tender’s technical specifications have been prepared with input from these professionals to meet the highest international standards.
The construction and operation of the stadium are expected to create significant job opportunities and stimulate the local economy by fostering growth in tourism, hospitality, and the service sector.
The arena is poised to become a leading platform for both sporting and cultural events in Georgia, enhancing the country’s global profile.
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UC Berkeley, Stanford, Visa Innovation Center and Much More: a Unique Opportunity for 10 Students from Armenia
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10 students from several universities in Armenia had the opportunity to visit the U.S. and attend a short educational program at UC Berkeley this summer, based on the results of the student contest “My Armenia, My Future” conducted by Ameriabank and Visa.
As part of the educational program the students attended lectures at one of the world’s best universities UC Berkeley, completed a Stanford campus tour, participated in interactive classes and groupwork, visited the world’s big tech firms and Visa Innovation Center.
The contest was announced by Ameriabank and Visa for students of all public and private universities of Armenia as part of the “My Ameria, My Armenia” campaign. The purpose of the contest was to identify and encourage proactive students with flexible and creative mindset, who care for the future of Armenia.
Under the contest “My Armenia, My Future”, in addition to the 10 packages to attend a short-term educational program at UC Berkeley, the students were competing also for 160 scholarships and funding from Ameriabank for the 3 best projects titled “My Armenia, My Future”.
The participants of the UC Berkeley program share their experiences in the video.
About Ameriabank
Ameriabank is a leading financial and technology company in Armenia, a major contributor to the Armenian economy. In pursuit of digital transformation, the Bank has implemented unique products, services and innovative platforms designed to meet the diverse financial and non-financial needs people have today and keeps on improving them.
Being a dynamically developing fintech environment, Ameriabank offers comprehensive solutions to improve the quality of life.
The Bank is supervised by the Central Bank of Armenia.
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