
Türk Eximbank signed a loan agreement with the World Bank, AIIB and KfW for a total of 459.2 million euros and 300 million dollars.
Türk Eximbank announced via KAP that it signed four different loan agreements worth 459.2 million euros and 300 million dollars in total with the World Bank, AIIB and KfW at the COP31 summit in Antalya.
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Türk Eximbank signed loan agreements with international development banks within the scope of the COP31 summit held in Antalya.
Türk Eximbank signed four separate loan agreements with multilateral development banks within the scope of the 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) to the United Nations (UN) Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Antalya. The bank announced the details of the agreements in a statement to the Public Disclosure Platform (KAP).
FOUR SEPARATE LOAN AGREEMENTS WERE SIGNED
According to Turk Eximbank's PDP statement, the bank signed a total of four different loan agreements with the World Bank (IBRD), Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and German Development Bank (KfW).
The financial sizes of the agreements were announced as follows:
World Bank (IBRD): 209.2 million euros
German Development Bank (KfW): 250 million euros
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB): $200 million
Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB): $100 million
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