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The government has approved an emergency ordinance for prioritizing public investments. Ioana Dogioiu: "Projects for sports halls, cultural institutions, septic tanks, and sewage systems are being halted"

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Ioana Dogioiu, the spokesperson for the Government, announced the approval of an emergency ordinance for prioritizing public interest construction projects. The measures aim to maintain the budget deficit and the efficiency of public fund usage, concentrating resources on projects with a high execution rate. Redundant projects will be repealed, and the deadline for funding contracts is December 31, 2026. Investments in stadiums will require local co-financing and will be funded from the public budget only starting in 2027.

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Ioana Dogioiu: „Vor fi oprite proiectele privind sălile de sport, așezămintele culturale, fosele septice și sistemele de canalizare”
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Guvernul a stabilit ce proiecte nu vor mai primi finanţare de la bugetul de stat: Vor fi oprite sălile de sport, aşezăminte culturale, fose septice şi canalizare / Stadioanele care nu au începute lucrările vor demara doar după 1 ianuarie 2027
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Proiectele lăsate de Guvern fără finanțare de la buget: canalizări, fose septice, săli de sport. Ce se întâmplă cu stadioanele

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