Die Entwicklungsfinanzierungsinstitutionen der G7 haben heute die Einrichtung des G7-Rats für Infrastrukturinvestitionen bekannt gegeben. Mit dieser Initiative sollen Infrastrukturinvestitionen in Schwellen- und Entwicklungsländern deutlich ausgeweitet werden, um wirtschaftlichen Wohlstand zu fördern. Die Ankündigung erfolgte im Vorfeld des Treffens der G7-Entwicklungsministerinnen und -minister auf der Jahrestagung des Internationalen Währungsfonds und der Weltbankgruppe.
Weltweit werden jährlich rund 4,2 Billionen US-Dollar für Infrastruktur benötigt, der Großteil davon in Schwellenländern. Der Rat schafft erstmals einen systematischen Rahmen für die Koordinierung der G7-Entwicklungsbanken mit Investoren, um privates Kapital im erforderlichen Umfang zu mobilisieren.
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Weitere Pressemitteilungen
EIB Group and Ameriabank strengthen support for Armenian businesses through EU-backed guarantee
The European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Investment Fund (EIF) – jointly the EIB Group – are joining forces with Ameriabank to expand access to finance for micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in Armenia.
EIB Global and JEFIC deepen partnership to turn European cooperation into global impact
EIB Global, the development arm of the European Investment Bank (EIB), has signed a new cooperation agreement with the Joint European Financiers for International Cooperation (JEFIC), strengthening coordination among European development finance institutions. JEFIC is a network that brings together national bilateral development banks and European financial institutions working with public partners in developing countries and emerging economies, supporting private-sector mobilisation and strengthening local regulatory frameworks.
EIB Global invests over €50 million in sustainable development of northern Albania
The European Investment Bank Group’s development arm, EIB Global, is providing Albania with €50 million in financing to strengthen basic infrastructure and services in three northern municipalities: Shkodër, Lezhë and Malësi e Madhe. The project will boost the sustainable regional development of northern Albania, environmental protection, connectivity, tourism and attract new investments. The EIB Global loan also supports a project to establish the first direct tourism-based link between the Albanian Alps and the Adriatic coast.