- c/o Delegation of the European Union to Montenegro
- Vuka Karadžića 12
- 81 000 Podgorica
- Montenegro
- podgorica@eib.org
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Montenegro: European Union to invest €175 million to upgrade Bar-Golubovci railway line
To strengthen regional connectivity and integration, the European Union is providing a €175.6 million financial package for the reconstruction of 39 km of the Bar–Golubovci railway line, a key section of Rail Route 4 on the extended TEN-T Core Network. This vital corridor connects Belgrade to the Port of Bar, linking Montenegro and the Western Balkans with Central Europe. Once completed, the upgrade will increase train speeds and improve railway reliability, safety, and capacity. The project will raise the quality of rail service, accommodating 1.3 million passengers and transporting 1.85 million tonnes of freight annually. It will promote multimodal transport, strengthen resilience to climate change, and advance Montenegro’s green transition by shifting traffic from road to rail.
Italien: 50 Mio. Euro an Comau für Forschung und Entwicklung in den Bereichen Robotik, Automatisierung und digitale Technologien
Die Europäische Investitionsbank (EIB) und Comau haben einen Kredit über 50 Millionen Euro unterzeichnet. Er unterstützt die Forschungs‑, Entwicklungs- und Innovationsaktivitäten des Turiner Unternehmens in den Bereichen Robotik, fortgeschrittene Automatisierungslösungen, Werkzeugmaschinen und Digitalisierung für verschiedene Industriezweige – von stationären und Fahrzeugbatterien über die Luft- und Raumfahrt und den Schiffbau bis hin zu erneuerbaren Energien und Logistik. Die Vereinbarung wurde heute von EIB-Vizepräsidentin Gelsomina Vigliotti und dem CEO von Comau, Pietro Gorlier, bekannt gegeben.
Italy: EIB and Intesa Sanpaolo to provide €700 million to support access to finance and investment for companies
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and Intesa Sanpaolo have finalised two new agreements totalling €700 million to back access to finance and investment by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and mid-caps in Italy. The two operations – announced by EIB Vice-President Gelsomina Vigliotti and Intesa Sanpaolo’s Head of Domestic Commercial Banking Stefano Barrese – will help support around 1 000 Italian businesses, mobilising over €1.9 billion in investment in the real economy.