Ciprian Ciucu, the Mayor of Bucharest, is seeking financing for large infrastructure projects involving the World Bank.
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Ciprian Ciucu, the Mayor of Bucharest, is seeking financing for large infrastructure projects involving the World Bank.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Ilie Bolojan is discussing bilateral projects in transport and energy sectors in Bucharest, including negotiating a SAFE loan agreement worth 17 billion euros.Sub-event
Bucharest Mayor seeks international financing for major infrastructure projects.1 source
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Bucharest
capital and largest city of Romania
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World Bank
international financial institution
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