The European Investment Bank (EIB) mulling a EUR 78 mn loan to finance the EUR 200 mn expansion of the Helwan wastewater treatment plant, according to the bank’s website. The project aims to improve the disposal and utilization of effluent and sludge at the facility, improving the quality of water and lowering pollution in the area, the bank said. The government has reached out to other undisclosed international lenders to secure the remaining financing for the project, the local press reports, citing government sources.
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