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Hungarian press: Ursula von der Leyen and her colleagues are making Romania great again

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8 January 2026, 06:23
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The Hungarian economic daily Világgazdaság has published a detailed analysis of the economic developments in Romania, highlighting the recent changes in the pace of European funds. In the last six months, Romania has benefited from a significant acceleration of financial flows from the European Union, which has had a positive impact on the national economy. The article emphasizes the importance of these funds for infrastructure development and stimulating investments in various sectors. It also mentions that this increase in financial transfers reflects a more efficient strategy for absorbing European funds by the Romanian authorities, which could lead to a strengthening of the country's economic position in the region.

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