This week, there’s been a strong focus on reinforcing win-win partnerships.
With Commissioner Šuica and Egypt’s Foreign Affairs minister Abdelatti, we announced financing to support the clean energy transition of the country.
We also signed new support to produce vaccines in North Africa and celebrated the launch of a flagship Hydropower-dam in Burundi.
In London, we had productive meetings with key partners and ministers to explore shared priorities, as the UK will chair the G20 and the European Investment Bank the heads of the Multilateral Development Banks network in 2027.
Our message at the Reuters NEXT event and London School of Economics is clear: Europe is stepping up its economic security: this requires energy autonomy, tech leadership, security and defence capabilities, resilient infrastructures and strong partnerships.
With commissioner Várhelyi we discussed the importance of EIB Group support to cutting-edge medical technologies and the competitiveness of Europe’s health sector.
We also announced financing for the Baltic’s largest wind farm and electric buses.
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