Three Seas Initiative secures millions of funding and invests in Bulgaria

Source: Three Seas Initiative (3SI)

The Three Seas Initiative fund secured 300 million US dollars in funding from the US International Development Finance Corporation. In this way, it can proceed with infrastructure investments starting with Bulgaria and the port of Burgas that can develop into a new gateway for North-South and East-West connectivity.

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Three Seas Initiative secures millions of funding and invests in Bulgaria

Source: Three Seas Initiative (3SI)

The Three Seas Initiative fund secured 300 million US dollars in funding from the US International Development Finance Corporation. In this way, it can proceed with infrastructure investments starting with Bulgaria and the port of Burgas that can develop into a new gateway for North-South and East-West connectivity.

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Nikos Papatolios is the Chief Editor of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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