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Romania redistributes over 2.8 billion euros from EU funds (PNRR) to projects deemed more feasible

Ana Maria Eftene
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25 March 2026, 17:23
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European Commission Vice-President, Roxana Mînzatu, announced that Romania will reallocate over 2.8 billion euros from European funds towards four of the new priorities of the European Union, as part of the review of the Cohesion Policy for the period 2021-2027.


This amount will be directed towards areas such as competitiveness and strategic technologies, defense and crisis preparedness, social housing, and water infrastructure. Mînzatu emphasized that approximately 456 million euros come from the European Social Fund Plus. The funds will be used for digitalization, vocational training in future fields, expanding essential water infrastructure, and developing social housing. Romania is among the top 5 EU member states in terms of fund allocation for these priorities, demonstrating the relevance of the Cohesion Policy in reducing development gaps.

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Roxana Mînzatu: România realocă peste 2,8 mld. euro din fonduri europene către competitivitate, apărare, locuințe și infrastructură de apă
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România realocă peste 2,8 miliarde de euro din fondurile Politicii de Coeziune pentru 2021-2027 către patru din cele cinci noi priorități europene
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Cele patru domenii în care România realocă 2,8 miliarde de euro din bugetul european 2021-2027

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