Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu has announced an audit for authorities that have not attracted sufficient funds from the NRRP and emphasized the need to save investments.
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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Diana Buzoianu said that an audit is essential for the authorities that have failed to attract more than 50% of the PNRR funds, identifying the bottlenecks and problems encountered. She said that despite the limited progress in afforestation and infrastructure projects, the ministry will try to renegotiate with the European Commission to save every available euro. Buzoianu emphasized the importance of finding concrete solutions to overcome obstacles in accessing European funds and prevent financial losses.
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