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Sofia Seeks €183.5 Million from EIB for Infrastructure Projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Sofia Municipality has initiated a procedure to select a financial institution capable of providing up to €183.5 million in long-term investment financing. This funding package represents the second half of a larger investment package of up to €367 million. The funds are earmarked for major infrastructure projects, including new public transport vehicles, road network upgrades, rail infrastructure, and improvements to pedestrian accessibility.

From novinite.com

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The financing is intended to address a long-standing infrastructure deficit in the city. The successful completion of the procedure would secure significant capital for the implementation of long-term urban development plans.

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Who's involved

  • SofiaCity seeking long-term investment financing for infrastructure projects.
  • European Investment BankFinancial institution whose involvement is being sought by Sofia Municipality.
  • Vasil TerzievMayor of Sofia, who proposed the larger investment package.

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