Colas UK to help build Ugandan airport with UKEF support
Construction of a new international airport in the Kabaale region of Uganda will be helped by the UK Export Finance’s largest ever loan (€270 million) to an African government.
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Construction of a new international airport in the Kabaale region of Uganda will be helped by the UK Export Finance’s largest ever loan (€270 million) to an African government.
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State and intergovernmental leaders concur on ambitions for African aviation.
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