Interim Minister of Transport: Romania needs 80 billion euros for infrastructure development
Publicat:The need for investments in the development of the national transport infrastructure for the next 10 years amounts to 80 billion euros, interim Minister of Transports Dan Vilceanu told on Friday a speciality conference.
The EU, through the Green Deal, aims to reduce by 90 percent greenhouse gas emissions from transport by 2050. To achieve this ambitious goal, all European countries, including Romania, must contribute, he said.
"For Romania, these objectives overlap a set of historical problems, related to low cross-border and regional connectivity, outdated infrastructure, urban…
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