In early 2020 the Georgian Government canceled the multibillion-dollar Anaklia Port Project. Anaklia Development Consortium — the project’s developers — have accused the Government of trying to deliberately sabotage the project because the government fears pressure from Russia, did not want western investment and the ruling party wanted to support a different port project. Interview with Ted Jonas, a Member of the Supervisory Board of the Anaklia Development Consortium The FINANCIAL Video. Contact: (995 32) 2 252 275
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