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Romania has received approximately €108.3 billion in non-reimbursable EU funds from 2007 to 2025, contributing about €35.9 billion to the EU budget, resulting in a positive balance of over €72 billion. The analysis by Banca Transilvania highlights that for every euro contributed, Romania received around three euros in EU funds, which supported investments in infrastructure and modernization. The country's GDP per capita has increased significantly, recovering over 30 percentage points of the gap with the EU average. The integration into the EU has facilitated access to a large market and improved investment predictability. By 2025, Romania's exports reached approximately €96.6 billion, with over 71% directed to EU member states. Banca Transilvania emphasizes the need for more local capital and higher productivity for future growth.