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EBRD seeks consultant to assess gas pipeline project in Macedonia

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development said it has invited qualified consultants to express interest in elaborating environmental and social impact assessment studies for a gas project in Macedonia.

The consultancy services refer to a project for the construction of five sections of the gas transmission system in Macedonia with a total length of 233 kilometres, for which EBRD has been requested to provide financing, the EBRD said in a statement last week.

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