EIB signs €122.7 million loan agreement with Egypt

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Social infrastructure, Transport, Waste and water

Region:

Middle East & Africa

The EIB has signed three financing agreements with Egypt amounting to €122.7 million ($138.77 million). The first agreement, worth €120 million, will finance the expansion and development of the western sewerage treatment plant in Alexandria. The investment is set to increase the...

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