CIB obtained a $150 million loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

CIB obtained a $150 million loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development announced that it has granted the Commercial International Bank - Egypt a loan worth $150 million.

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development announced that it has granted the Commercial International Bank - Egypt a loan worth $150 million.

The European Bank explained that this loan aims to support the Commercial International Bank’s efforts related to expansion and enhancing its capital.

The financing will allow the Commercial International Bank to access new sources of financing and diversify its sources of financing.

It will also contribute to enhancing its ability to provide more banking services to its customers and expand the scope of its operations in local and international markets.

This step is expected to strengthen the bank's position in the banking market and enhance customer confidence in it, leading to improving its financial performance and increasing the value of its shares in the market.

He explained that the European Bank for Reconstruction and the International Commercial Bank will work together, within the framework of ongoing cooperation, to allocate up to $31.5 million of Commercial International Bank funds to finance eligible projects, such as residential and commercial projects, green energy, sustainable tourism, sustainable agriculture, cleaner production, resource efficiency, renewable energy, and projects. Infrastructure. This financing aims to accelerate Egypt's green transformation strategy.