EDB, EBRD, IsDB finance $750m Almaty road project in Kazakhstan

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The Eurasian Development Bank, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and Islamic Development Bank have agreed to finance the construction of the $750 million Big Almaty Ring Road in Kazakhstan.The Eurasian Development Bank will provide $95 million towards the total cost.The project is...

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