România își salvează agricultura și infrastructura, dar pierde din banii pentru inovație: Ce presupune noul plan pe bugetul UE

The EU budget for 2028-2034 is proposed to be cut by €159 billion, focusing on economic competitiveness and external aid, while protecting agriculture and regional development funds. Ireland, holding the EU Council presidency, aims to facilitate negotiations among member states divided on budget priorities. The proposal faces criticism from wealthier nations like Germany, which demand deeper cuts. Key reductions include €75 billion from competitiveness funds and €38 billion from external aid. Romania benefits from protected agricultural and cohesion funding, crucial for its development. The negotiations also involve discussions on new revenue sources to support the budget without relying solely on member contributions.