Prime Minister Ludovic Orban on Tuesday stated, at the beginning of the Government meeting, that Romania will receive higher amounts than ever before from the European Union, of almost 80 billion euros.
"The future sounds well for Romania and for Europe. After heated negotiations, the white smoke started to rise and the European Council made the decisions that the EU citizens and Member States have been waited for a long time. Thanks to the efforts made by Mr President Iohannis Romania will benefit in the upcoming years of higher amounts than ever before, of almost 80 billion euros. Once the decision has been made, we need to speed up all procedures to prepare the Partnership Agreement on the EU budget for 2021-2027," said Orban.
President Klaus Iohannis on Tuesday announced Romania will benefit from almost 80 billion euros for European projects, which he said will be invested in the building of hospitals, schools, modernization of the large public systems, economic rebuilding.
PM Orban on President Iohannis saying Romania will benefit from higher amounts than ever before
Articole Similare

6
PNL: Grindeanu's statements harm Romania's credibility; PSD must decide if in government or opposition
6

9
Europe's largest maritime and offshore training center opens in Constanta, with Transport minister attending
9

7
ANCOM: New mechanisms activated in emergency situations for radio equipment and devices declared critical
7

9
Vianden Castle Museum to host 'The Artistry of Easter Eggs in Romania' exhibition
9

14
Nanu: Loans from PNRR and SAFE in 2026 could amount to up to 6 billion euros,good financing context
14

15
Top prosecutor interviews/ DIICOT deputy cites 500,000 US child pornography alerts, urges unified methodology
15

6
Romanian Red Cross condemns attempted fraud with donations to organization
6

13
Hotel industry reaches a new all-time high in terms of the number of tourists
13

13
Health minister, WHO regional director for Europe sign collaboration agreement
13

8
Education remains one of the most vulnerable dimensions of the quality of life in Romania (analysis)
8

8
Cotroceni National Museum to host Elena Scutaru exhibition as of 3 March
8

14
Study: 10pct increase in chronic disease impact
14

11
HMin Rogobete: Romania needs faster adaptation, shorter times in introducing innovative therapy
11

















Comentează