Hungary came to an understanding with Romania. Final and definitive agreement. It was approved

In the meeting on Thursday, April 25, the Government approved a decision aimed at opening a state border crossing point between Romania and Hungary. Its purpose will be to decongest road traffic in the region and facilitate access to Hungary and Serbia, via Hungary.

The government approved the opening of the Beba Veche – Kübekháza state border crossing point

More precisely, the Government approved the decision regarding the opening of the international border crossing point Beba Veche (Romania) – Kübekháza (Hungary), the completion of annex no. 1 to the methodological norms for the application of the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 105/2001 regarding the state border of Romania, approved by Government Decision no. 445/2002.

At the same time, it was decided to transfer the DJ 682 county road sector, together with the related land, which is in the public domain of Timiș County and under the administration of the Timiș County Council, to the public domain of the state and to the administration of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure. This action also includes the inclusion of this road sector in the functional category of roads of national interest.

Also, the normative act regulates the taking over of a county road sector from the public domain of Timiș County and from the administration of the Timiș County Council, transferring it to the public domain of the state and to the administration of the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure, through the National Road Infrastructure Management Company – SA (CNAIR).

At the same time, this road sector falls into the functional category of roads of national interest, according to the press release issued by the Government.

An oncology institute will be built in Timișoara

Also on Thursday, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announced the start of procedures for the construction of the Regional Oncology Institute in Timișoara, an essential project for the lives of tens of thousands of patients from the entire region. This investment, with a budget of over 230 million euros through the PNRR, will have a significant impact.

The institute will have 250 beds and an integrated ambulatory with 26 medical offices. It will also be equipped with state-of-the-art technology for laboratory analysis, imaging, an operating room, intensive care and a transplant center. This decision comes after the construction, including the equipping, of the Mari Arși Hospital has already been approved.

“We have to tell the truth: in Banat, Timiş has been widowed for far too long by major projects. Although it is one of the economic growth poles of the country in 30 years, too little of the money of the citizens of Timiș county has returned here in investments that would make people’s lives better and too few investments in infrastructure so that they are attracted and more economic opportunities.

Today, we are starting the procedures for the construction of the Regional Institute of Oncology in Timișoara. It is a very important objective for the lives of tens of thousands of patients throughout the area, an investment through the PNRR of over 230 million euros.

The new institute will have 250 beds and an outpatient clinic integrated with 26 medical offices. There will be state-of-the-art facilities for laboratory analysis, imaging, operating room, intensive care and a transplant center, this after we have already approved the construction, with all the equipment, of the Mari Arsi Hospital”, said Marcel Ciolacu at the beginning of the meeting by government on Thursday, April 25, 2024.

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