National Bank for Microfinance: Raising the limit of loans for owners of small and micro projects to 30 million pounds

Economy

Damascus (ST): The National Bank for Microfinance announced increasing the limit  of loans granted by it to owners of small and micro projects from 18 million Syrian pounds to 30 million Syrian pounds, for repayment periods of up to ten years.

In a statement posted on its official Facebook page, the Bank indicated that increasing  loans aims to enable all persons wishing to improve and develop their projects to secure the necessary financing.

K.Q.

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