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- Banque Rwandaise De Développement (Contact person : Mr. Théogène Turatsinze ; Fax No : 250 - 573569)
- Banque Commerciale du Rwanda ( Contact Person : Mr. David Kuwana ; Fax No : 250 - 593395)
Line of Credit for on-lending in the form of medium and long-term financing in Euros and local currency.
Financing of Rwandan companies, particularly Small and Medium sized, and micro enterprises.
Investors in Rwanda are required to respect the national legislation on the matter. The selected banks do recognise that environmental risks have to be part of the standard risk assessment procedures.
The financial intermediaries will ensure that equipment, works and services to be financed will be procured at the most advantageous prices, having regard to quality and efficiency, and that an open international bidding procedure will be followed where appropriate.
Sectors eligible under the Cotonou Agreement, including, agribusiness, manufacturing, transport, construction, energy, health and education, and services amongst others.
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