KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- The Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) has signed six concessional development loan agreements worth over US$403 million with Syria, to rebuild infrastructure and restore public services damaged by years of conflict. (US$1 = RM4.04)
Saudi Fund For Development Inks Over US$403 Mln Loans To Rebuild Syria
Saudi Fund For Development Inks Over US$403 Mln Lo
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The Saudi Fund for Development signed six concessional loans totaling over US$403 million with Syria to rebuild infrastructure and restore public services damaged by conflict.
- The largest loan of US$105 million will fund 25 civil defence centres serving more than seven million people.
- US$100 million is allocated for rebuilding hospitals, and US$90 million will rehabilitate the Aleppo Thermal Power Plant.
- Additional funds cover home repairs, smart water meters, and digital transformation at Syria’s Ministry of Finance.
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