The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the Green Climate Fund (GCF) will provide a EUR 75-million sovereign loan to modernize Tbilisi’s metro network in Georgian capital city. The EBRD will allocate EUR 65 million, while the GCF will provide EUR 10 million, which will be spent on the acquisition of 40 modern…
Following a request from Latvia’s Transport Ministry, airBaltic airline will perform flights to and from Amsterdam on May 11 and 12 to carry employed persons back to Latvia and ensure other employed persons are able to reach their workplaces in other EU member states. Each flight will carry up to 141 passengers, the airline reports.…
The Lithuanian government has allowed regular Vilnius-Frankfurt flights to resume on May 10. Flights in Lithuania were allowed to start on April 30, but all inbound flights needed to be approved by the government. There are no restrictions on outbound flights, “as they will not affect the epidemiological situation in the country,” according to the…
Infrastructure Minister Vladyslav Kryklii says Ukraine’s joint-stock railway company Ukrzaliznytsia (UZ) has put its cooperation with Deutsche Bahn and preparations for an initial public offering (IPO) on hold. “Consultations with Deutsche Bahn will be put on hold,” he said. “Do you remember the amount of the bid? It’s over UAH 80 million ($2.95 million). UZ…
Deputy Prime Minister Roman Sklyar, as part of a working trip to Atyrau region, got acquainted with the implementation of infrastructure projects of under Nurly Zhol program. Roman Sklyar and Akim of Atyrau region Makhambet Dosmukhambetov have visited the border area “Kurmangazy”. Deputy Prime Minister inspected the operation of the Kurmangazy checkpoint and the construction…
Azerbaijan’s EVRASCON (Euro-Asian Construction Corporation) company has won the construction tender in Kyiv’s road transportation sector. As a result of the tender, EVRASCON will oversee the construction of traffic interchanges on the M-05 Kyiv-Odessa and M-06 Kyiv-Chop roads. The interchanges will be built on three sites. The construction of interchanges will ensure the unloading of…
To contribute to economic recovery under conditions of the crisis caused by COVID-19, political parties forming the coalition agreed to allocate EUR 75 million for road infrastructure projects. Prime Minister Krisjanis Karins told journalists after a meeting of the coalition council on April 27 that most of the meeting was spent discussing economic recovery topics…