Council of Europe Development Bank
Finance Minister Şimşek to meet with investors in US
Finance Minister Mehmet Şimşek will be in the United States this week for G20 and World Bank meetings, and he is also expected to meet with investors during his visit.
Türkiye obtains $270 mln additional funding for quake relief
Türkiye has secured an additional 250 million euros ($270,540) in funding from the Council of Europe Development Bank as part of reconstruction efforts in regions affected by last year's earthquakes in the country's south, Finance and Treasury Minister Mehmet Şimşek has announced.
Djedovic Handanovic meets with EC representatives
BELGRADE - Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Djedovic Handanovic met with EU Ambassador to Serbia Emanuele Giaufret, European Commission (EC) representatives and delegations of several international financial institutions on Thursday.
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Construction of BIO4 Campus begins in Belgrade
BELGRADE - Construction of the BIO4 Campus, a unique multidisciplinary project due to make Belgrade one of Europe's recognised bioeconomic hubs, began in the Serbian capital on Wednesday.
Preparatory works to build the approx. 30 ha campus began on May 29 and all works are slated for completion in 2026.
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Serbian gov't signs agreement on 80 mln euro EBRD loan
BELGRADE - Under an 80 mln euro loan agreement signed by the Serbian government with the EBRD on Friday, 70 mln euros will go to further construction of science and technology parks in Serbia, with the remaining 10 mln to go to the BIO4 campus in Belgrade.
World donates 6 bln euros for Türkiye’s quake relief
The international community has collected slightly more than 6 billion euros for Türkiye and around 1 billion euros for Syria in a major donors' conference organized by the European Union to assist the victims of the Feb. 6 earthquakes and the reconstruction of 11 Turkish provinces.
Energy Poverty Issue Comes to Fore as Winter Approaches and Prices Get out of Hand
With energy prices rising and winter approaching, millions of people across Europe are worried about whether they'll be able to afford their next gas or electricity bill.
And the lasting economic effects of the pandemic could make this energy poverty even worse.
New youth housing complex opens in Ljubljana
Ljubljana – A new housing complex with almost 110 apartments for people aged 18-29 was inaugurated on Wednesday in Ljubljana in a bid to assist youths in gaining independence, starting family and securing financial freedom. Monthly rent will be some 150 EUR per person.
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Macedonia Cancels €70m Loan for Showpiece Medical Centre
Macedonia will return the 70-million-euro loan money to the Council of Europe Development Bank without paying any penalties, Finance Minister Dragan Tevdovski said on Monday.
Kosovo Ready for Council of Europe Membership Bid
Kosovo has made all necessary preparations to bid for Council of Europe (CoE) membership however the Government officials give no date when the application will be submitted, writes Gazeta Express.
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