The Romanian government is considering a GEO that could suspend unstarted local projects, affecting PNRR funds and the Anghel Saligny program.
Vlad Nahoi
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In an extraordinary session, the Government will decide which local projects will continue to be funded through the PNRR and Anghel Saligny, in order to clarify the situation of the funds. Projects that have not started work or do not have financing contracts will be suspended, and those with less than 30% completion will be stopped. Of the 6,055 active contracts, 5,282 will continue, while 773 will be suspended. Projects in Anghel Saligny will also be restricted. Tensions have arisen in the coalition, particularly among the PSD, due to mayors' dissatisfaction.
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