NDB approves new infra deals totalling $776m

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Renewables, Social infrastructure, Transport

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Americas, Asia-Pacific

New Development Bank has released details of four new project proposals with loans totalling around $776 million.The lender approved a loan of up to $490 million to India for the Madhya Pradesh State Highways Improvement Project. The project aims at strengthening transport infrastructure in the...

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