The European Commission has approved a €171 million support package to enhance infrastructure development and private sector growth in Western Balkans countries. The funding includes €94.7 million for infrastructure projects across Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, and North Macedonia, targeting sectors like digital, clean energy, transport, and education. Key initiatives include broadband rollout in Albania, electricity grid upgrades in North Macedonia, and railway electrification in Albania. €2.9 million is allocated for technical assistance in energy and water sectors. Additionally, €76.3 million supports private-sector programs, including SME export initiatives and green economy projects. Projects will proceed after approval by the Western Balkans Investment Framework Operational Board, with implementation pending final agreements and preparatory work.
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