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        9 June 2026

        EIB provides €40 million to the City of Naples to support urban regeneration and sustainable development of the city

        The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the City of Naples signed a new €40 million financing agreement aimed at supporting a broad programme of urban regeneration, social development and climate transition.

        Management committee Gelsomina VIGLIOTTI Italy European Union Affordable and sustainable housing Energy
        9 June 2026

        Finnish company Wirepas gets €24 million in EIB financing to advance self-repairing large-scale wireless networks

        The European Investment Bank (EIB) is providing €24 million in financing to Wirepas, a Finnish deep-tech company developing wireless connectivity for large-scale industrial Internet of Things (IoT) applications. Wirepas will use the EIB backing to bolster research, development and innovation activities in Finland and France as well as business growth in Europe and beyond.

        TechEU Transport Networks InvestEU Finland European Union Digitalisation and technological innovation Capital Markets Union Social infrastructure Energy
        8 June 2026

        EU implements Palestine facility with $395 million for local banks and €2.1 million in technical assistance

        Today, the EIB and the European Commission are launching the implementation of the €400 million financing facility first announced in October 2025 through the signature of sub-MSME loan agreements between the Palestine Monetary Authority (PMA) and Bank of Palestine for $150 million, Quds Bank for $100 million, Palestine Investment Bank for $70 million, The National Bank for $50 million, and Cairo Amman Bank for $25 million.