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Tajikistan ratifies $300 million World Bank grant for Roghun HPP

The $300 million is being provided as a grant to implement the second phase of the project.

Payrav Chorshanbiev, asia+

Tajikistan’s lower house of parliament has ratified a $300 million grant agreement with the World Bank’s International Development Association (IDA) to finance the second phase of the Roghun hydropower plant (HPP) completion project.

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