Comisia Europeană propune deblocarea a 4,2 miliarde € pentru Ungaria

The European Commission has proposed unfreezing €4.2 billion in cohesion funds for Hungary, previously frozen due to rule of law violations under former PM Viktor Orbán. The Commission believes Hungary has made significant progress in addressing these issues, allowing for the resumption of EU programs like Erasmus+ and Horizon Europe. Prime Minister Péter Magyar has prioritized the release of these funds since taking office, highlighting reforms in public procurement and anti-corruption measures. The proposal is expected to be adopted by the Council, marking a positive step for Hungary and the EU, with ongoing monitoring of Hungary's progress being essential.