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The Bataan–Cavite Interlink Bridge (BCIB) will complete the transport loop around Manila Bay
The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank Group has approved various financing structures valued at US$696.41 million
Italy to step away from world’s largest infrastructure scheme
The Hungarian government will spend approximately €1 billion to improve the infrastructure
Scottish Plant Owners Association and CITB announce first ever Scottish crane operator apprenticeship
Cameroon has received a €73.4 million (US$80 million) loan from the African Development Bank to build a bridge across the River Ntem, which forms a natural boundary with Equatorial Guinea.
Construction is expected to start in 2026
Prime Minister Chinh expected the bank to expand its financial support for Vietnam
The cash will support decarbonisation of the transport sector through new tech developments
Scholarships to “empower next generation of leaders”
A US fund is to extend $553 million to a consortium of companies to build a new deepwater shipping container terminal in the Port of Colombo, Sri Lanka.
The board approved a US$700 million credit line as well as a US$345 million first loan
During the first three quarters, 5,409 dangerous bridges on rural roads were renovated
The fund will invest in a pool of energy transition and project loans, such as renewable energy and related clean technologies
Digital platform continues global expansion with new investments
A deal was signed the same day between the government and state-owned fund CDG to finance the new stadium
The new financing will support several important Rail Baltica sub-projects in Estonia
The current government’s primary objective is to transform Paraguay into the “multimodal logistics hub of the region”
Loans that demand natural resources in return for money to fund infrastructure and construction projects are a “disaster” for Africa and countries on the continent should stop taking them, argue the IMF and African Development Bank.
The country’s external debt totals US$8 billion
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