The details have been revealed: this is how the plan required for accessing EU funds needed to be restructured.
According to government information, the revised recovery plan will make 35.53 billion forints of EU funds available to Hungary in 2023. Due to the tight deadlines, several investments have been moved to other funding sources, and additional sums are being sought to prevent the final loss of funds through the restructuring of the railway sector and the transformation of the healthcare and energy sectors.
According to the government, the revised recovery plan could make 35.53 billion forints of EU funds available to Hungary this year. Due to the tight implementation deadline, several projects have been reallocated, while an additional 64 billion forints is being sought through a new state railway company, as well as further significant sums are being attempted to be saved through the transformation of the healthcare and energy sectors to avoid permanent loss.
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