Romania: Romania risks losing EUR 1.1 bln Resilience money unless it passes (…)

April 3, 2026

Romania risks losing EUR 1.1 bln Resilience money unless it passes Urban Planning Code by July
Apr 3, 2026

Romania risks losing EUR 1.1 bln Resilience money unless it passes Urban Planning Code by July.

The draft law on the Code of Territorial Planning, Urbanism, and Constructions, currently stuck in the Chamber of Deputies as the decision-making (…)

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