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US EXIM BANK TO SUBMIT $660 M TO BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR GTE PROJECT – PRES ALI.

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Antonio Dey reports that President Irfaan Ali has announced that the state anticipates that the United States’ EximBank will advance the US$660 million loan application process for the Wales Gas to Shore Project before the end of 2024.

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