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Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announces that new infrastructure investments will be approved at Wednesday's Government meeting, which will be carried out through the Ministry of Transport.

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The approval of new infrastructure investments will include projects such as the Braila - Galati express road, a new road junction in the north-east of the capital and the Galati bypass. It will also approve the quota for foreign workers in Romania, which will remain unchanged, according to the Prime Minister.

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Guvernul va aproba noi investiții în infrastructură: drumul expres Brăila - Galați, un nou nod rutier în nord-estul Capitalei și varianta ocolitoare Galați
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