European Investment Bank

EIB Loan to Strengthen Bulgaria’s Economy and Infrastructure Development

Bulgaria has secured a €250 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB) to co-finance priority projects supported by EU funds during the 2021-2027 programming period. The financing aims to advance developments in energy efficiency, transport, water management, and research, while also boosting economic growth, competitiveness, and living standards.

Green growth plan for islands

Endowed with 25 million CO2 emission rights from the EU's greenhouse gas emissions trading system, which at current prices are valued at 1.6 billion euros, the Islands Decarbonization Fund is set to get to work, leveraging investments of €3.8 billion for the 2025-2032 period.

Dallari: Investment-grade rating major recognition, milestone for Serbia

BELGRADE - For Serbia, whose market economy is still developing, obtaining investment-grade rating is a major milestone and a recognition of its progress in fiscal discipline, its stable macroeconomic policy and improvement of its institutional framework, European Investment Bank (EIB) economist Pietro Dallari has told the Belgrade weekly NIN.

North Macedonia Seeks Joint Railway Project with Bulgaria for Corridor No. 8

Aleksandar Nikoloski, the Minister of Transport of North Macedonia, announced that he expects to meet with Bulgarian representatives to discuss a new joint railway project that would connect the two countries. The railway, which is part of Corridor No. 8, would link Skopje with Sofia and extend to the Black Sea.

The Ministry of Civil Protection responds to SYRIZA regarding AIGIS: Projects have been tendered for 82% of the budget

The Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection has accused the President and officials of SYRIZA of deliberate and complete distortion of the truth, responding to comments by Kasselakis, who claimed that absorption of the civil protection programs from the Recovery Fund is only at 1%.

Cyprus fund to begin investments

The first investments by the Cyprus Equity Fund, set up by the Cypriot government in cooperation with the European Investment Fund (a subsidiary of the European Investment Bank) and with a total budget of 37.5 million euros, are expected to begin this fall, so as to cover the financial gap in the fields of entrepreneurship and innovation.

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