Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan stated that in 2025, public investments totaled 137.5 billion lei, representing 7.2% of GDP, the highest level in the last 5 years and in the post-December history of Romania. Of these, 56% came from European funds. In the first half of the year, investments were 50.4 billion lei, and in the second half, 87.1 billion lei. Bolojan emphasized the efficiency of using European funds, rigorous budget planning, and prioritizing investments as key factors for this success. The Ministry of Finance updated the list of significant projects, with 195 monitored projects, having a total value of 457.7 billion lei. Among these are the highways A7, A1, and A8, the construction of regional hospitals, and the expansion of the metro network.
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Investiții publice în România de 137,5 miliarde de lei în 2025, spune Ilie Bolojan. „Cel mai ridicat nivel din istoria postdecembristă”
Peste 137 de miliarde de lei investiţii publice în România în 2025. Care este contribuţia fondurilor europene
Ilie Bolojan anunţă că investițiile publice din 2025 au fost cele mai mari din ultimii 36 de ani: Au reprezentat 7,2% din PIB
Premierul Ilie Bolojan:Investiţiile publice făcute în 2025 au totalizat 137,5 miliarde lei, reprezentând 7,2% din PIB. Este cel mai ridicat nivel nu numai din ultimii 5 ani, ci din istoria postdecembristă a României
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