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Belarus and China Exim Bank signed credit agreements to finance joint projects worth more than $1 billion. In particular, the sides signed a loan agreement to build a bleached sulfate production facility at Svetlogorsk cellulose and cardboard plant. Corporation Camce will act as a Chinese partner. The loan agreement is worth $654 million. The sides also signed a loan agreement to finance the modernization of Minsk-Gomel highway M-5/E271 (Gomel-Zhlobin part). The contract is worth $340 million. In addition, the sides inked the agreement to finance the project “Electrification of the railway routes Gomel-Zhlobin-Osipovichi and Zhlobin-Kalinkovichi” for $64 million (funding of the first stage - Gomel-Zhlobin-Osipovichi). All in all, the three loan agreements are worth $1.058 million. These are urgent and important projects for Belarus, Deputy Prime Minister of Belarus Anatoly Tozik told reporters on 14 June. First of all, this is the project to build a bleached sulfate production facility. The project cost is $700 million. According to Anatoly Tozik, it is possible that China will finance the remaining part of the project cost. At present, relevant talks are underway. It is assumed that the plant’s capacity will be 400,000 tonnes of pulp per year. Belarus’ needs in this product are estimated at 200,000 tonnes per year. Thus, this import-substituting project will also help ramp up the export potential of Belarus. Besides, now the possibility of repaying the loan through the supply of pulp to China is being examined. This project will be launched this year. It is planned that the plant will be built within two years. In general, Anatoly Tozik described the loan terms are quite beneficial. Now Belarus and China Exim Bank are implementing projects worth $6.5 billion. The credit support of the Exim Bank is about $3 billion. The Export-Import Bank of China was founded on 26 April 1994. It is wholly owned by the government of China. The Exim Bank operates more than ten branches and offices in China and three representative offices abroad (Paris, St. Petersburg, and South Africa). The Export-Import Bank of China closely cooperates with Belarus. In 2006 the Chinese bank provided a $184-million commercial loan and a governmental soft loan of RMB405 million to set up BEST mobile company. In 2007 China Eximbank issued a governmental soft loan of $43 million to finance the reconstruction of Minsk CHP Plant No. 2. In 2008-2009 Eximbank concluded three agreements on commercial loans to the tune of $500 million, and an agreement on a RMB200 million governmental soft loan to construct cement plants in Belarus. On 17 December 2009 China Eximbank concluded a framework agreement with the Belarusian government on long-term all-round cooperation in line with which a $5.7 billion credit line was opened for Belarus to finance joint investment projects. On 7 June 2010 China Eximbank and the Government of Belarus signed a general credit agreement on a $1 billion soft consumer loan. On 11 October 2010 during the visit of the Belarus President to the People’s Republic of China a framework agreement was signed with China Eximbank to finance the top-priority projects. More loan agreements were inked with China Eximbank to implement the project “Development of the intellectual transport system of Minsk with an inclusion of M-2 highway Minsk-National Airport-Minsk and M-9 highway Minsk Ring Road ($102-million loan), the project on electrification of the railways Gomel-Zhlobin-Osipovichi and Zhlobin-Kalinkovichi ($70 million), and a loan agreement on the delivery of electric freight locomotives ($89 million loan). In December 2010 China Eximbank and the Government of Belarus inked two soft loan agreements to construct a 400MW CCGT at Bereza state district power station (400MW) and a 400MW CCGT at Lukoml state district power station.

un kā zināms tad Ķīniešiem šitie papīriņi ir kā spaļi un viņi labrāt "investē" cik dzirdēts jau 1 miljardu "Batjka" ir saņēmis.Tur tā lieta , ka A.Lukašenko iztausta visus variantus neviss akli seko dogmām kā tas ir gadījumā ar Latviju.

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