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29th March 2021

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development: EBRD to resume investing in Czech Republic following Covid-19 pandemic

  • EBRD to invest in Czech Republic again for the first time since 2008
  • Czech Republic among countries worst hit by coronavirus crisis in Europe
  • EBRD to strengthen economic resilience and stimulate private-sector growth

 

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is to resume investment in the Czech Republic. The Bank’s Board of Directors approved a request by the Czech government to help with recovery from the Covid-19 crisis.
 
The EBRD’s re-engagement will be temporary and not exceed a period of up to five years. 
 

 

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