The European Commission proposes to allocate €60.2 billion for Romania in the 2028-2034 multi-annual budget, up from €46.8 billion in the current budget
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Romania will benefit from €60.2 billion of EU funds for agriculture and cohesion in the 2028-2034 budget, a significant increase from the €46.8 billion in the current budget. These funds target investments in transport, digital infrastructure, education and health, as well as subsidies for farmers. The proposal will be negotiated with member states and the European Parliament, and Romania will be able to attract additional funds for security and research projects.
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BREAKING România va primi 60,2 miliarde de euro fonduri europene pentru agricultură și coeziune în viitorul buget multianual al UE, cu mult peste suma de 46,8 miliarde euro din actualul buget. Propunerea Comisiei Europene urmează să fie negociată cu statele membre
BREAKING România va primi 60,2 miliarde de euro fonduri europene pentru agricultură și coeziune în viitorul buget multianual al UE, cu mult peste suma de 46,8 miliarde euro din actualul buget. Propunerea Comisiei Europene urmează să fie negociată cu statele membre
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