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Catar financiará, construirá y operará un proyecto eléctrico en Líbano

Según Nawaf Salam, el Estado no tendrá que invertir de entrada; no se anunció monto ni calendario.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 7 h ago · 1 min read
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Catar financiará, ejecutará y operará un proyecto para rehabilitar la producción eléctrica libanesa, anunció el primer ministro Nawaf Salam tras reunirse con su homólogo catarí.

No se divulgaron cifras. En enero, Doha anunció hasta 400 millones de dólares para el sector energético libanés.

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