Romania Re-Enters the EU Programme for Regions Lagging Behind. North-East, North-West and South-East, Targeted by Support From Brussels and the World Bank - News From Transylvania
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Romania joins the European initiative "Catching-up Regions", dedicated to the development of regions at the eastern border of the EU. The European Commission and the World Bank will send experts to North-West, North-East and South-East to identify bottlenecks and development solutions. The interim Minister of Investment, Dragoș Píslaru, announced, Thursday evening, that Romania's participation in the component of the programme dedicated to the r…
Romania joins the “Catching-up Regions Initiative” for the development of our regions in the wider context of cohesion policy, announced the Minister of Investment and European Projects, Dragos Pîslaru, following a working meeting with the Executive Vice President of the European Commission, Raffaele Fitto. “Following the efforts made since this spring together with Minister Oana Țoiu, today, [...] The post Romania joins “Catching-up Regions Ini…
The announcement was made by the interim Minister for European Investments and Projects, Dragoș Pîslaru, who stated that Romania's participation in the component of the eastern border regions of the European Union was approved in Brussels.
Interim Minister of Investment Dragoș Píslaru announced on Thursday that Romania is entering a European programme for the development of regions from the eastern border of the EU, most exposed to the effects of the war in Ukraine.
Romania has officially obtained the approval of the European Commission for the inclusion of eastern border courts in a strategic programme of direct technical assistance led in collaboration with the World Bank, aimed at unlocking the appeal of European funds. The announcement was made by the Minister of European Investments, Dragoș Píslaru, who stressed that the new mechanism will send international experts on the ground in the North-West, Nor…
Romania joins the European initiative "Catching-up Regions", dedicated to the development of regions at the eastern border of the EU. The European Commission and the World Bank will send experts to North-West, North-East and South-East to identify bottlenecks and development solutions.
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