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The Three Seas Initiative is also open to third-country partners

published on 7/7/21 7:15 PM

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The investment fund of the Three Seas Initiative has proven its effectiveness with its first investments in key sectors for connectivity in the region - energy, transport and digitalization. This was stated by President Rumen Radev at a meeting with the chairperson of the Investment Fund of the Three Seas Initiative Beata Daszyńska-Muzyczka. In addition to the fund's activities, the two discussed opportunities to attract funds from private businesses, join third-party partners and strengthen dialogue with international financial institutions.

The meeting was held within the Bulgarian hosting of the Three Seas Initiative.

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