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‘Romania is about to reap the benefits of infrastructure works and EU financing’

Image: © Claudiu Staicu

Romania joined the EU in 2007. The accession meant increased availability of European funding for infrastructure projects. What started as a “steep and bumpy road” almost 20 years ago is turning into tangible results. Romania is about to “reap the benefits” of infrastructure works and the associated funding, according to transport ministry representative Claudiu Staicu.

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