The European Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating possible irregularities in the use of €11.9 million of EU funds for a recycling project in Greece, following audit reports.
Vlad Nahoi
International
Foto / Inquam Photos / Virgil Simonescu
Always see our news on Google
The EPPO investigation targets the use of €11.9 million of EU funds for a recycling project in Greece, where serious irregularities in waste management were identified. Audit reports revealed a lack of control over the destination of collected waste and problems with the operation of recycling centers. Greece faces significant fines for failing to meet EU waste management standards, with a recycling rate of just 17% compared with the EU average of 49%. EPPO is also investigating suspected fraud with EU funds in agriculture.
Sources
Parchetul UE, condus de Laura Codruţa Kovesi, anchetează proiectele de reciclare din Grecia
Parchetul European lovește din nou - Kovesi investighează fraude masive cu bani europeni în Grecia
Parchetul UE, condus de Kovesi, anchetează proiectele de reciclare din Grecia: 12 mil. €, bani acordaţi abuziv
Parchetul European, condus de Laura Codruţa Kovesi, anchetează fraude în proiectele de reciclare din Grecia
Parchetul European anchetează proiectele de reciclare din Grecia pentru suspiciuni de fraudă cu fonduri UE
Latest News
23:55
The US sanctions Russia’s second-largest bank / Washington accuses VTB Bank of helping Iran evade sanctions
23:24
Russia will temporarily halt gas supplies to Armenia for maintenance work, amid tensions between Moscow and Yerevan
23:14
Alexandru Nazare welcomes the decrease in inflation, but warns that Romania cannot afford to abandon fiscal adjustment
23:00
Hubble and James Webb have identified 27 new objects beyond Neptune’s orbit
22:58
Volodymyr Zelenskyy dismissed Prosecutor General Ruslan Kravchenko, who was accused of corruption
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
