BAKU, Azerbaijan, December 11. Public–private
partnership (PPP) models could unlock new investment flows for
Tajikistan’s infrastructure and energy sectors when paired with EU
instruments, EIB Vice-President Marek Mora told Trend.
“The Bank evaluates PPP opportunities through a combination of
financial, regulatory, and institutional criteria, in line with EU
and EIB standards,” Mora explained.
He noted that transparency, risk-sharing, and governance remain
fundamental components of the EIB’s approach.
“Our approach is rooted in transparency, risk sharing, and
strong governance frameworks. PPPs can play an important role in
mobilising private investment for energy, transport, water and
digital infrastructure, especially when paired with EU grants,
guarantees and blended finance under Global Gateway,” he said.
Mora added that the Bank maintains broad cooperation with both
government and private-sector partners to shape viable
projects.
“The Bank works closely with the governments around the world,
development partners and the private sector to identify bankable
PPP opportunities that maximise the impact of EU-funded operations
and contribute to sustainable, long-term development,” he
emphasized.
