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Georgian Railway achieves savings through management and operational reforms

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Prime Minister Irakli Kobakhidze stated that Georgian Railway underwent an overhaul led by Lasha Abashidze, which addressed intermediary companies and three subsidiaries. Staffing changes at the railway, including the elimination of 1,100 positions, resulted in savings of approximately GEL 20 million.

From georgiatoday.ge

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The Prime Minister described the railway's restructuring as part of an ongoing effort to improve management across state institutions. These reforms aim to increase the operational efficiency and profitability of key state-owned enterprises in Georgia.

From georgiatoday.ge

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    The railway might see changes in its operational costs due to the elimination of 1,100 positions.

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