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The European Commission is providing Romania with funding for three infrastructure projects as part of the 'Connecting Europe Facility' project.

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17 July 2024, 13:35
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Infrastructure projects total almost €260 million. One of them, Fast Danube 2, has received funding of almost €200 million and would ensure a minimum of 340 days a year of navigability on the Danube by improving conditions on the joint Romanian-Bulgarian Danube section.

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România a primit finanţări UE pentru trei proiecte de infrastructură, în valoare totală de aproape 260 de milioane de euro. Unul dintre ele va îmbunătăţi condiţiile de navigabilitate pe sectorul dunărean comun al României şi Bulgariei
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România primeşte 260 de milioane de euro pentru 3 proiecte de infrastructură

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