News
20 August 2018

IFC to advise on ADB-financed Gautam Buddha airport project

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Social infrastructure
Region:
Asia-Pacific

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is to be appointed as the transaction advisory service provider for the Asian Development Bank-financed Gautam Buddha International Airport upgrade project in Nepal.

The Asian Development Bank and OPEC Fund for International Development have provided $58.5 million and $15 million, respectively for the upgrade of the airport. The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal will provide the remaining funds.

As the government has been planning to operate the yet-to-be upgraded international airport in Bhairahawa, the IFC had submitted a proposal to the government expressing its willingness to deliver the service on grant.

 

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