Cum riscă România să rateze cea mai mare reconstrucție din Europa de la Planul Marshall: „Polonia are deja 3000 de companii în Ucraina”

The reconstruction of Ukraine could be the largest process of its kind in Europe since the Marshall Plan, estimated by the World Bank at over $560 billion. Romania, as the closest access point to southern Ukraine, risks being sidelined. George Scutaru, CEO of New Strategy Center, warns that while Polish companies are actively involved, Romanian officials have delayed engagement until the war ends, which he deems a mistake. An important forum on Ukraine's reconstruction will take place in Romania, emphasizing the need for Romanian companies to participate in infrastructure projects. Key initiatives include a bridge over the Danube and a logistics hub connecting various ports. The forum aims to foster cooperation between Romanian and Ukrainian entities, highlighting the strategic importance of Romania in this reconstruction effort.