Skip to content

PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group)

About us
Our Business
Our Impact
- Our Impact
  - Sustainable development impact
  - Health, safety, environment and social framework
News and Insights
Work Together
- Tenders
- Careers
Contact Us
- Contact Us
- Report a Concern

Allianz invests $120m in The Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund

Published April 10, 2018By peter.aiello

Categorized as News

Post navigation

Previous post

New record tariff for Senegal solar plants

Next post

Unlocking infrastructure investment in frontier markets

Search

Recent Posts

Salima Solar, Malawi
K-Electric, Pakistan
1c2424b7bc67985949f80f490ba9dbee
1c2424b7bc67985949f80f490ba9dbee
Acorn, Kenya

Recent Comments

kèo nhà cái on Behind the scenes: Establishing a culture of business integrity
tỷ lệ kèo nhà cái 5 on Nyamwamba
bokep indo viral terbaru syakira on Behind the scenes: Integrating a gender lens for infrastructure impact
kèo nhà cái on EkoRent and Strathmore University set to expand access to solar charging for electric vehicles in Nairobi
Kit Thyer on Behind the scenes: Integrating a gender lens for infrastructure impact

Archives

Categories

Blogs
Events
Featured
News
Uncategorised
Uncategorized

Key documents
Contact Us

PIDG (Private Infrastructure Development Group)

Proudly powered by WordPress.