Minister Dragoș Pîslaru announced that the memorandums for the PNRR projects are ready and could be approved on Monday in the government
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Dragoș Pîslaru stated that the memorandums for prioritizing projects funded through PNRR are under review and could be approved in a government meeting scheduled for Monday. Romania will officially transmit the information related to the revised PNRR, and the government has adopted an ordinance that allows for the evaluation of projects until 2026. Ministries will need to present the physical progress and associated costs of the projects, even for those with progress below 30%, if they are feasible by the deadline.
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Memorandumurile cu proiectele care rămân în PNRR ar putea fi aprobate la începutul săptămânii viitoare
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