VILNIUS - Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia will this year apply for funding for projects worth over 400 million euros in total as the three Baltic countries and Poland prepare to carry out a project for the Baltic power systems' synchronization with that of Continental Europe...
VILNIUS - Eight countries of Northern Europe, including the three Baltic states, are urging the European Union to take more decisive action to build a single capital markets union in an effort to increase non-bank financing opportunities for businesses. The finance ministers of the eight nations -- Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands and Sweden - say in a joint statement that some faster decision-making ...
TALLINN – Altogether 335 billion euros has been invested in the European economy in the framework of the Juncker Plan, of which 803 million euros has been invested in Estonia, while relative to the gross domestic product (GDP) of the state, Estonia is second in terms of the volume of investments. The European Commission and the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group have delivered on their pledge to mobilize 315 billion euros in additional investment under the Inve...
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