Istvan Heinzinger, Manager of the EIB Transport Sector, on the Inland Water Transport Law

News 22 November 2019, 16:41

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Fruitful policy cooperation requires a business community that invests, pursues innovation & seizes new opportunities. Such is the European Investment Bank, which we exchanged views with on current inland waterways sector #MakeRiverGreatAgain

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