Kazakhstan to Modernize Public Transport With EBRD Loan

By // 11 November 2009

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is providing a USD10 million credit for the

in Almaty, the financial and business center of Kazakhstan. The loan will be used to upgrade the power substations of Almaty's electric transport network. It will be channeled through the municipally-owned Almatyelectrotrans enterprise.

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