Anaklia

And I believe they're very likely to be successful with it, especially now that the government has decided they're going to do this on a landlord-port model basis, which is the dominant governance model for ports, as you know, both in Europe and across the world.

And that's how the government, this is in the public domain, this is how the government has decided they're going to develop the Anaklia deep sea port.

But the challenge is that Poti, which is the main maritime port of Georgia, and Poti is already a capacity for containers.

And building Anaklia is going to take, you know, three years or perhaps more.

And so what do you do in the meantime, right? That's a difficult situation given the governance model of the other parts of Georgia.

We have been privatized.

Moreover, that there is nothing positive happening.

The only positive thing which is, and they tried to announce Anaklia now will be soon ready in three years.

Maybe they will announce now another five or six million investment, which never happened.

And one of the questions was, I asked one of my friend investors, he has a very unique sense of humor, and we were discussing why Mr. Baciosi sold his villa.