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Home›Authorities›Egypt gets $432 million loan from Japanese government for offshore wind
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July 7, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Egypt gets $432 million loan from Japanese government for offshore wind

The Japanese government extended a $432 million soft loan to Egypt for a 220-MW wind farm project in the Gabal El-Zeit area on the western… [mappress] Source: zawya, July 07, 2010;

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The Japanese government extended a $432 million soft loan to Egypt for a 220-MW wind farm project in the Gabal El-Zeit area on the western…

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Source: zawya, July 07, 2010;

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