The Ministry of Health invested over one billion lei through the PNRR in August
The Romanian Ministry of Health has announced that it made payments totaling over one billion lei during the month of August. This sum comes from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) and is intended for the modernization and development of medical infrastructure across the country.
Among the projects recently funded is the construction of the new hospital in Bistrița-Năsăud County. For this investment objective, the authorities have allocated approximately 30 million lei. This funding represents an important step toward improving treatment conditions for patients in the region.
PNRR funds are essential for the digitalization of the healthcare system and for equipping medical units with modern equipment. Ministry representatives emphasized that the absorption rate of these European funds has increased significantly in the recent period, which allows for the continuation of work at several hospital units.
Investments in healthcare remain a priority for the Romanian authorities, given the need to align hospitals with European standards. The authorities are constantly monitoring the progress of projects to ensure that the money is used efficiently and that the new medical facilities will be completed on time to serve the population.