The Infectious Diseases Hospital project in Oradea, valued at 135 million euros, is one of the most important medical initiatives in Romania. Initially funded through the PNRR, it will continue with non-reimbursable European funds from the Operational Health Program. The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rogobete, emphasized the commitment to complete all health projects, including eight other initiatives that will benefit from financial support from the Health Program 2021–2027.
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Proiect de 135 milioane de euro la Oradea: un nou spital de Boli Infecțioase, continuat din PNRR cu fonduri europene
Un nou Spital de Boli Infecțioase se construiește în România. Costă 135.000.000 €. De unde vin banii
Rogobete: La Oradea se ridică unul dintre cele mai importante proiecte medicale din România: un spital nou de Boli Infecţioase, început prin PNRR şi dus mai departe cu finanţare europeană nerambursabilă
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