EIB INVESTS IN COOK ISLANDS AND SAMOA AIRPORTS
April 1st, 2013
THE EUROPEAN Investment Bank (EIB) will invest USD1.1 million in improving airports in the Pacific Ocean countries of Samoa and the Cook Islands, which is associated with New Zealand. The money will improve runway safety at the Cook Islands’ Rarotonga airport, upgrade its terminal and examine ways of using more renewable energy. In Samoa, the money will boost the operations of the Samoa Airport Authority, funding technical assistance improving operational safety and oversight of international and domestic air transport. 4974 - ECJ SAYS AUSTRIA MUST ...
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