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Romania faces an investment shortfall as more than €8 billion in recovery funds may be lost

Romanian official Ilie Bolojan warned of a difficult year for investment and said more than €8 billion from the Recovery and Resilience Facility would no longer be available in the budget.

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The loss of funding could materially reduce public investment and affect Romania’s economic outlook.

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