Georgia, Sept. 26 -- The Asian Development Bank (ADB) today has approved a $360 million loan to help enhance Georgia's road infrastructure and regional connectivity.The project will support the upgrade of the last critical section of Georgia's East-West Highway, providing a new climate-resilient connection to Georgia's border with Turkiye at Sarpi and improving the country's capacity to manage the road infrastructure network.The road will build on and extend ADB's support to Georgia's road infrastructure-two sections of the East-West Highway, Kobuleti and Batumi bypasses, the ongoing North-South Corridor (Kvesheti-Kobi highway), and secondary roads-for a combined investment exceeding $1.1 billion. ADB has also supported the Roads Department...