Poland May Invest USD 200 Million In Construction Of Subway In Troeshchina

News 22 July 2015, 13:10

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The money may be invested in construction of the first phase of this subway line.

Poland is interested in investing in Ukrainian infrastructure projects and, in particular, it may invest USD 200 million in construction of a subway in the Troeshchina district of Kiev, the Interfax Ukraine news agency reports.

According to the press service of Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine Valerii Voschevskyi, this issue was discussed during his meeting with Polish investors.

The money may be invested in construction of the first phase of this subway line.

The two sides also agreed to discuss the terms of a credit for the subway construction project with a Polish bank in the future.

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