QFFD provides additional loan to GCC Interconnection Authority for electricity network in Oman
Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) announced an additional loan of USD 21.5 million to the GCC Interconnection Authority to support the implementation of the electricity network works within the Sultanate of Oman, building on an earlier loan of USD 100 million.
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- QFFD provides follow-on financing, demonstrating commitment to the project.
- The loan supports the GCCIA's mandate of regional grid interconnection.
- The deal contributes to enhanced electricity infrastructure in Oman.
- Involves a development finance institution (QFFD) and a regional authority (GCCIA).
Source Intelligence
The additional financing builds on QFFD's earlier loan of USD 100 million to the project, bringing QFFD's total contribution to USD 121.5 million. "This additional financing reflects QFFD's firm commitment to supporting vital energy infrastructure projects, recognizing their fundamental role in enhancing regional integration and advancing sustainable development pathways, while contributing to economic and social stability across the region."
"Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) announced the provision of an additional loan of USD 21.5 million to the GCC Interconnection Authority"
"Qatar Fund for Development (QFFD) announced the provision of an additional loan of USD 21.5 million to the GCC Interconnection Authority"
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