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#124March 2016

Loan not drawn down yet

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This was reported by the Portfolio news portal with reference to János Lázár, Minister of the Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office. Russia and Hungary reached an agreement on the construction of new reactors at Paks NPP in January 2014. Russia is committed to provide a €10bn sovereign loan to finance the Hungarian project.

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