Afreximbank approves $200m facility for Shoreline in Algeria to support energy development

Afreximbank approves $200m facility for Shoreline in Algeria to support energy development

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The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has taken a significant step in advancing Algeria’s energy development by approving a US$200 million global revolving dual tranche facility in favour of Shoreline Power Company Limited and its affiliates.

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