European Investment Bank opens doors to honest projects

The deputy director of the European Investment Bank (EIB), Wolfgang Roth, declared that his bank "Is willing to invest up to zl. 4 billion annually in Poland. This is not a country with high investment risk. We trust our partners here and this is being proved by a constant increase in our financial commitment to the region," Roth said. EIB has already invested zl. 24 billion in Poland. Institutions which apply for support receive financial help covering 50% of their costs. Roth announced that only projects which are sure to be clear of corruption are considered for support. "The terms of receiving our loans are simple - honest bids." Wolfgang Roth declared his faith in Poland's accession to the European Union and it's ability to become one of the most successful transformed economies in the region. (Puls Biznesu, p. 7) A.K.