The first procurement procedure for the FAST DANUBE 2 project has been launched, which will allow the navigation of vessels on the Danube almost all year round.
Delia Niculescu
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The FAST DANUBE 2 project, announced by the Minister of Transport Ciprian Șerban, aims to improve navigation conditions on the Romanian-Bulgarian sector of the Danube, allowing vessel traffic for 340 days a year, compared to 280 days currently. Funded through the Connecting Europe Facility, the project will increase cargo traffic by 20%, reduce costs, and enhance the importance of the Port of Constanța. The first purchase, estimated at 13.7 million euros, focuses on monitoring the environmental impact.
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