Dragoș Pîslaru said that financial solutions are being sought to continue investments in highways, including A7 and A8, and that payments will be accelerated.
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Dragoș Pîslaru, Minister of Investment and European Projects, announced that work is underway to find all available financial sources to ensure the continuity of highway projects, especially A7 and A8. He mentioned that a prepared ordinance will allow accelerating the payments for the highways, and EUR 2.1 billion of non-reimbursable funds will be allocated for the Focșani-Bacău and Bacău-Pașcani segments. Pîslaru emphasized that alternative solutions are being sought for the segments removed from the PNRR due to delays.
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Ministrul Dragoș Pîslaru anunță ce se va întâmpla cu autostrăzile scoase din PNRR. „Punem cap la cap sursele de finanțare”
Ministrul Proiectelor Europene, despre autostrăzi: Punem cap la cap toate sursele pe care le avem de finanţare ca să ne asigurăm de continuitatea proiectelor pe A7, A8
Ministrul Proiectelor Europene, despre autostrăzi: Punem cap la cap toate sursele pe care le avem de finanţare ca să ne asigurăm de continuitatea proiectelor pe A7, A8
Ministrul Priectelor Europene, întrebat despre autostrăzi: Punem cap la cap toate sursele pe care le avem de finanţare ca să ne asigurăm de continuitatea proiectelor pe A7, A8 / Soluţie pentru plata accelerată
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