Meanwhile the shareholding of Meridiam, which specialises in big infrastructure projects, in GSI will be 66 per cent, according to news reports. The project also has the full support of French President Emmanuel Macron. Former energy minister George Papanastasiou fully backed it, but he is no longer in the government. In fact, the government also fell out with the Greek government over the project, Christodoulides publicly accusing Admie, which is owned by the Greek state, of blackmailing Cyprus. The question is what would happen to Meridiam’s investment in GSI if the EIB study finds that the project is not financially viable?