PPP Investment Opportunities in Uruguay

Construction Crane
Publication Date:
Feb 25, 2018
Region:
Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)
Language:
English
Nature:
Website
Country:
Uruguay
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A publication that highlights infrastructure investment opportunities in Uruguay. 

Uruguay opens the third phase of calls to expand the educational infrastructure. The presentation period began on December 8, and includes 15 schools of 9 and 6 classrooms and 27 centers for childhood and family assistance, with an estimated investment of 40 million dollars.

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PPP Investment Opportunities in Uruguay

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