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Comment this articleLithuania to borrow $ 21.2 million from World Bank
The World Bank loan will be repayable in 17 years, including a 5-year grace period, and carry a variable interest rate.
The total cost of the health project is $ 34.24 million. The Lithuanian government is to provide 9.2 million dollars, while the EU PHARE program and the Swedish government are expected to contribute another $3.8 million.
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