The government approved a memorandum that gives the green light to the start of the construction of the new Nicolae Dobrin stadium, announced the Minister of Labor, Simona Bucura-Oprescu.
A new stadium is being built in Romania! It costs over 370,000,000 lei and will have 15,000 seats
The official also says that it is a major investment for the municipality, and the stadium will have 15,200 seats and the total value for this project is 372,856,532 lei including VAT, most of the financing being borne from the state budget.
“Green light for the most modern stadium in the country, in Pitesti!
Marcel Ciolacu’s government approved today a Memorandum that gives the green light to the start of the construction of the new “Nicolae Dobrin” stadium in Trivale!
I am proud to be part of the Government that will make this major investment for the municipality of Pitesti!
I am proud to be part of a high-performing team that builds in Argeș! The city that gave the country and the world the incomparable Dobrin deserves to have an international level arena!
Congratulations to the mayor Cristian Gentea who, together with his team, managed to turn into reality a dream of hundreds of thousands of supporters of the FC Argeș team from the county and the country.
The new stadium – which will have over 15,000 seats – will not only mean the most modern arena in the country, but also a major urban regeneration investment in the Trivale area.
With a UEFA 4 certification, the stadium will be eligible to host international football competitions at the highest level. All stands will be covered.
The municipality of Pitesti has approximately 37,000 children and students and, traditionally, represents a real selection base for future champions. It is, therefore, to be welcomed that the Children’s and Junior Center of FC Argeș will also be set up within the future sports complex.
The value of the investment is 372,856,532 lei including VAT, the largest part of the financing being borne from the state budget”, is the message sent on Tuesday by the Minister of Labor, Simona Bucura Oprescu, on the Facebook page.
