IsDB approves $200m for Uzbek and Ugandan PPPs

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Oil & gas, Power

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Asia-Pacific, Middle East & Africa

The Islamic Development Bank (IsDB) has approved $200 million to support the development of energy projects through public -private partnerships (PPP) in Uzbekistan and UgandaAccording to an IsDB press statement, the bank approved $100 million for the Surkhandarya combined cycle power plant project...

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