Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan announced that eight health projects initially included in the PNRR will be funded from the Health Program 2021–2027
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During a meeting at the Victoria Palace, Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that eight health projects, which can no longer be maintained in the PNRR, will benefit from European funds from the Health Program 2021–2027. Together with ministers and representatives of healthcare units, Bolojan discussed the necessary steps for the construction, modernization, and equipping of hospitals, stipulating that projects with a reporting status below 36% will be transferred to the list of those eligible for funding.
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