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Romania could access around 60 billion euros in non-repayable EU funds starting in 2028, but it needs to prepare a national development plan that integrates EU funds, state budget, and private capital. Dragoș Pîslaru emphasizes the importance of prioritizing investments based on economic needs rather than distributing funds among ministries. He suggests using 2027 to develop a comprehensive strategy to ensure resources align with national priorities. Pîslaru warns against fragmented fund allocation and advocates for a collaborative approach involving the private sector in setting development goals. Key areas for investment include productivity, research, human capital, and infrastructure modernization.