Siegfried Mureșan has announced that the European Parliament has voted on a report coordinated by him on the priorities for the EU's next multiannual budget, which proposes an adequate increase in the budget for the period 2028-2034, taking into account new priorities such as defense and strengthening the economy, without affecting traditional areas such as agriculture. Mureșan underlines the importance of European funds for Romania, which are essential in the context of deficit and public debt reduction. The report will influence future budget negotiations.
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Siegfried Mureşan (PNL): Parlamentul European tocmai a votat raportul coordonat de mine privind priorităţile pentru viitorul buget multianual al UE / Este important să continuăm să beneficiem de fonduri europene
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Siegfried Mureşan (PNL): Parlamentul European tocmai a votat raportul coordonat de mine privind priorităţile pentru viitorul Buget multianual al UE / Este important să continuăm să beneficiem de fonduri europene
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