Romania loses €7 billion from the NRRP, with €21 billion now available. Projects with execution below 30% risk being scrapped and the deadline for completion is August 2026.
Vlad Nahoi
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Romania is entering a critical phase of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, giving up €7 billion of funds. With some €21bn available, authorities must decide by August 2025 which projects remain in the NRRP. Projects with execution below 30% risk being scrapped, and failure to complete them could lead to the return of funds and penalties. The government is seeking co-financing from the state budget and local authorities to speed up implementation.
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PNRR, în linie dreaptă: România renunță la 7 miliarde de euro. Proiectele finalizate în proporție de 30% vor fi continuate
Ordonanța privind suspendarea unor proiecte finanțate din PNRR și din fonduri publice naționale revine în atenția Guvernului. Primarii au ridicat nemulțumiri ieri la discuția cu Bolojan | AUDIO
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