Trump Wants to Build Trump Tower, the Tallest Skyscraper in Tbilisi

The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on plans by US President Donald Trump's family, along with local partners, to build a 70-story Trump Tower in Tbilisi. According to the publication, the building is slated to be the tallest in the Georgian capital.
This news comes amid the ruling Georgian Dream party's desire to restore relations with the United States and establish a partnership with the Trump administration.

The WSJ recalls that in 2012, the Trump Organization announced plans to implement a project in Batumi, but subsequently abandoned it, along with several other international initiatives. Mikheil Saakashvili and Donald Trump attended the presentation of the Batumi project, which was to be implemented by the Silk Road Group. After the project's collapse, billionaire and founder of Georgian Dream, Bidzina Ivanishvili, stated that Trump had not invested in Georgia and that the project itself was a "stunt" involving Saakashvili and Trump, who received unspecified funds.

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