A memorandum of cooperation was signed today between Justice Minister, Rati Bregadze and Tbilisi Mayor, Kakha Kaladze, according to which, in October 2023, a large-scale reform of systematic land registration will begin in the areas designated by Tbilisi City Hall.

The reform envisions measuring and registering land plots free of charge for citizens according to a predetermined schedule.

Starting from 2022, the systematic registration of Tbilisi will be carried out by the National Agency of Public Registry, similar to the systematic registration that is ongoing throughout the country. The project will be funded by Tbilisi Municipality City Hall and will be completed by the end of 2024. At the moment, 27,684 plots of land, covering 757 hectares, will be measured and registered in Tbilisi Municipality, relevant equipment will be purchased and about 130 people will be employed.

Within the framework of the ongoing systematic registration throughout the country, which will also end at the end of 2024, about 1,000 jobs have already been created; More than 305,000 plots of have been measured, the total area of which is more than 104,000 hectares; Ownership rights were registered for more than 250,000 plots of land, with a total area of 93,957 hectares.

Systematic land registration is completely free for all citizens. Diaspora representatives can also benefit from the reform.