Loan of 300 Million Euro Issued to Serbia Gains Real Shape
A loan of 300 million euros issued in February 2012 by the Azerbaijani Ministry of Economy to the government of Serbia has gained shape.
According to the Ministry of Economy of Azerbaijan, head of the department Shahin Mustafayev left for this country to participate in the opening of a car trunk road from Lig to Bolkovci, then to Takovo and further to Prelina. During the visit he will also meet with a number of officials to discuss the prospects of the bilateral economic relations.
Recall that the agreement for a loan of 300 million euros was signed between Shahin Mustafayev and ex-Foreign Minister of Serbia Vuk Jeremic. The funds are allocated for 15 years at an annual rate of 4%, with 3 years of grace period.
The general contractor of the project is the Azerbaijani company AzWirt. --17D-
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