Andorra Allocates €13.5M for Lycée Comte de Foix Renovation
Andorran government commits €13.5 million (70% of total) under new French agreement to remodel key French-language secondary school, with France.
Key Points
- Andorra funds 70% (€13.5M) of Lycée Comte de Foix renovation over 8 years.
- France contributes 30% (€5M) via new education agreement.
- Project remodells key French-language secondary school.
- Specific renovation details and timeline undisclosed.
The Andorran government has allocated €13.5 million to renovate the Lycée Comte de Foix, a key French-language secondary school in the country.
Under a new education agreement signed with the French government, Andorra will cover 70% of the project costs, amounting to €13,509,386, payable over eight years. France will contribute the remaining 30%, or €5,031,076.
The deal formalises the funding split for the comprehensive remodelling work at the Lycée Comte de Foix, ensuring upgrades to the facility that serves Andorran students. Details on the specific renovations or timeline beyond the payment period have not been disclosed.
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