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A target, per the source: "the entire project will be completed in early 2027, according to recent statements from Georgia's Infrastructure Minister."
The official Kvesheti-Kobi road project site describes the 23km, five-tunnel, five-bridge highway but gives no specific completion date on the fetched page, leaving the pin's own estimated early-2027 target (per its dateConfidenceReasoning, citing Georgia's Infrastructure Minister) unconfirmed by this particular page.
Georgia Today's own reporting describes a 5km section opening in 2025, with the project's first phase (a 9km tunnel) completed in 2024 and overall progress at 79% - supporting the trajectory toward the pin's own estimated early-2027 completion target, though this article does not itself state that final date.
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