나이지리아 대통령, 대형 고속도로 프로젝트를 위해 5억 1,630만 달러 차입 요청
Nigerian President Requests $516m Loan for Major Highway Project
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2026-04-24 18:20
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볼라 티누부 대통령은 이슬람개발은행의 보험 담당 기구인 이슬람투자수출신용보험공사의 보험 지원을 받아 독일 은행 AG에서 5억 1,630만 달러를 차입하는 제안을 상원에서 승인해 줄 것을 요청했다. 티누부는 이 자금이 그의 '재신 희망 의제'의 기함 프로젝트인 소콜로-바다그리 슈퍼하이웨이 건설에 사용될 것이라고 말했다.
제안된 고속도로는 소콜로, 케비, 니제르, 콰라, 오yo, 오군, 라고스 주를 연결하는 1,000킬로미터 길이의 대용량 도로로, 일렐라에서 바다그리까지 뻗어 있다. 이 요청은 행정부의 또 다른 60억 달러 외부 차입 계획이 의원들에게 승인된 지 불과 한 달 후에 나왔다. 새로운 요청은 나이지리아의 증가하는 채무 부담과 채무 상환 압력에 대한 우려 속에서 나왔다.
전 부통령 아티쿠 아부바카르는 티누부를 비판하며 나이지리아가 개발을 명목으로 "무분별하게 차입해서는 안 된다"고 경고했다.
제안된 고속도로는 소콜로, 케비, 니제르, 콰라, 오yo, 오군, 라고스 주를 연결하는 1,000킬로미터 길이의 대용량 도로로, 일렐라에서 바다그리까지 뻗어 있다. 이 요청은 행정부의 또 다른 60억 달러 외부 차입 계획이 의원들에게 승인된 지 불과 한 달 후에 나왔다. 새로운 요청은 나이지리아의 증가하는 채무 부담과 채무 상환 압력에 대한 우려 속에서 나왔다.
전 부통령 아티쿠 아부바카르는 티누부를 비판하며 나이지리아가 개발을 명목으로 "무분별하게 차입해서는 안 된다"고 경고했다.
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Mr Tinubu said the facility would finance the construction of the Sokoto-Badagry Superhighway, a flagship project under his Renewed Hope Agenda. Read more »
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