Source: NewsIn The Payment Agency for Rural Developmenmt and Fishery (APDRP) announced it paid €3.15bn to the beneficiaries of the National Programme for Rural Development (PNDR), the financial allocation for 2008 (€1.14bn) and 2009 (€1.5bn) being completely absorbed.
Source: Balkans.com Pirelli Tyre plans to invest €160m to expand its Slatina, Romania, plant, a move that would effectively make the facility Pirelli’s largest single tyre plant.
Source: Fin.ro Pirelli Goup announced that investments in Romania by the end of 2010 were over €300m and will amount to €450m in 2014.
Source: NewsIn The National Development Agency in Hungary in cooperation with the Romanian Ministry of Regional Development and Tourism (MDRT) launched on Monday the fifth call for projects within the Programme of Transborder Cooperation Romania-Hungary. The European Funds allocated to this call amount up to €51,398,714. This call for proposals addresses especially investment projects, improving [...]
Source: NewsIn Laszlo Borbely, the Minister of Environment and Forests, signed on Tuesday three contracts in total value of €333.6m for projects for the expansion and modernization of the water and drainage systems in Bacau, Botosani and Galati counties. The works will by financed from European funds.
Source: NewsIn The Authority for the Management of the Operational Sectorial Programme for the Development of Human Resources announced on Thursday that more than 2,116 contracts with a total value over € 3.45 bn had been signed by 31 July.
Source: Agerpres Alexandru Sabau, the General Manager of the Water Company Aries in Turda, declared that 57.834 km of drainage and 61.441 km of water installations networks were rehabilitated with an 80% funding from the EU.
Source: NewsIn Marius Radu, the coordinator for the European Funds, declared that UniCredit Tiriac Bank approved co-financiang of Ron700m in the first half of 2011, about 6 times more than at the same time in 2010.
Source: Mediafax According to a survey by the ZEW Institute, the financial analysts have the best perception about the Romanian economy for the next 6 months, compared to the rest of Central and Eastern Europe.
Source: Mediafax PM Boc declared that EU projects would not be stopped. They would be financed by the state budget and the Romanian government will send the bills to the European Commission after supplementary checking by the Romanian authorities. The European contribution will be recovered afterwards.
