The EBRD has approved a strategy for Romania, focused on the competitiveness of the private sector, economic resilience, and the green transition.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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The new strategy of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will guide investments and cooperation policies in Romania for the next five years. It will focus on supporting the competitiveness of the private sector, economic resilience, and the transition to a green economy. EBRD has invested over 12 billion euros in Romania and aims to help the country overcome economic crises and improve the business environment, thus contributing to convergence with EU standards.
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