The European Investment Bank (EIB) was created in 1958 by the Treaties of Rome, signed on 25 March 1957. The EIB is an autonomous financial body within the European Union. Its main mission is to contribute to the development, the economic and social cohesion and integration of EU Member States through investments. The EIB also supports the EU development cooperation worldwide. From 2015 the EIB is part of the new Framework Partnership Agreement which set the frame for an enhanced cooperation and partnership between the HAEU and the EU Institutions. In 2018 the EIB celebrates its 60th anniversary to which the Historical Archives of the European Union contributes with this exhibition.

Portrait of the first EIB President Pietro Campilli / Loan contract between the EIB and the Cassa per il Mezzogiorno, signed by EIB President Paride Formentini and Gabriele Pescatore, President of the Cassa per il Mezzogiorno, for the Alfa Romeo project, 15 October 1960 (EIB; HAEU, BEI 2036; EIB)
Photo from the EIB financed project on the Alfa Romeo construction plant in Naples, Italy (1960).
Photo of the first EIB headquarters at Mon des Arts in Brussels in 1958. Cadaster map in a comparative study on the Kirchberg and Roosevelt boulevard projects in Luxembourg, 02 December 1970. Image of the first EIB headquarters at 2, Place of Metz in Luxembourg, 1968 (EIB; HAEU, BEI 519; EIB).
Photo of a plant breeding in Kenya (2000) / EIB funded project, installation of air control equipment in Greek airports (1981)

Documents
- EIB Information 2-1988 N. 56 (HAEU, BEI 4055)
- EIB loan project in support of the food processing sectors in Moldova (EIB)
- Photo of the Öresund Bridge, a transport link between Sweden and Denmark, built during the 1990s and funded by the EIB (EIB)

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