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EU may provide USD 2bn for pipelines renovation.

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EU may provide USD 2bn for pipelines renovation. EU parliament representative revealed that EU may provide USD 2bn for pipelines system renovation and electricity supplies quality improvement. The news was released during Europe-Ukraine forum in Kyiv. The EU donor conference reasons the ways to collect USD 2bn of the investment. It was emphasized that Ukraine economy must be more transparent and PM Yulia Tymoshenko is believed to help the process. According to the EU representatives, EU donor conference continues talks with the government about the plan of the project set up.

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