The Government has approved the establishment of the Public Hospital of Sector 6 in Bucharest, an investment of over 145 million euro.
Cristina Petrache
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The hospital will be the first of its kind to be built in Bucharest after 1990 and will benefit from over 145 million euro in financing, half of which will be borrowed from the Council of Europe Development Bank. Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu emphasized the importance of this project, highlighting the efforts of other city halls in the sector to develop medical infrastructure.
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Un proiect de infrastructură intră în linie dreaptă: Guvernul dă undă verde pentru înfiinţarea Spitalului Public al Sectorului 6
Noul spital care se va construi în România. Marcel Ciolacu: "Este o investiție de peste 145 de milioane de euro"
Ciolacu: Aprobăm înfiinţarea Spitalului Public al Sectorului 6. La fel ca extinderea metroului din sectorul 4, o altă primărie de sector face un spital şi nu primăria Capitalei. Asta spune totul despre capacitatea de manager a primarului Capitalei
Guvernul aprobă finanțarea spitalului public din Sectorul 6. Marcel Ciolacu îi felicită pe Ciprian Ciucu și îl critică pe Nicușor Dan: "Acest lucru spune totul despre situația și capacitatea de manager a actualului primar al Capitalei" (VIDEO) - B1TV.ro
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