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Deputy Prime Minister Dan Barna announced on Thursday that the series of working meetings dedicated to updating the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) has been opened, adding that by April 30 at the latest, PNRR will be officially sent to the European Commission, according to a Government press release.
He stressed that the deadlines are very short , and the premise is that this 30 billion euros will be used as budget support for real reforms in the next period in Romania. Not only do we observe the conditions imposed by the European Commission, but we want to make the spending of these funds a key-moment in turning governing commitments into reality. By March, we will clearly identify and define all investments, phase objectives, targets and costs related to all funding priorities within the six pillars established by the Recovery and Resilience Mechanism Regulation: green transition and climate change, digitisation, health, education and social se