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Infrastructure and healthcare development in Romania and MD

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Infrastructure and healthcare development in Romania and ~~Мол~~ MD

Romania ~~and Moldova continue~~ continues to advance regional infrastructure, digital, and healthcare projects. In Romania, developments include the ‘CLUJ SMART COUNTY’ digital ecosystem, water network expansions, and the modernization of the Turda Salt Mine and Rovinari dam. Healthcare investments have seen recent expansion through European funding. In Vâlcea County, the Vâlcea County Emergency Hospital and the ‘Constantin Anastasatu’ Pneumophthisiology Hospital in Mihăești received modern medical ~~equipment, including digital X-ray machines, bronchoscopy systems, laboratory analyzers, endoscopes, and echocardiographs,~~ equipment via the ADR South-West Oltenia ~~Program in a project worth nearly 3.5 million euros.~~ Program. In Olt County, the Slatina County Emergency Hospital completed a 1.5 million lei rehabilitation of its food ~~block, which involved updating electrical installations and ventilation systems to allow the facility to resume in-house meal preparation.~~ block. Recent technological upgrades ~~have further enhanced diagnostic capabilities. The ‘Dr. Gheorghe Marinescu’ Municipal Hospital in Târnăveni introduced~~ include the introduction of 2D and 3D digital mammography ~~to improve lesion detection, while~~ in Târnăveni and an ultrasound machine with elastography mode at the OncoHelp Oncology Center in ~~Timișoara acquired an ultrasound~~ Timișoara. Newer developments include the inauguration of a high-performance MRI machine equipped with ~~elastography mode.~~ artificial intelligence at the Drobeta-Turnu Severin County Emergency Hospital, an investment of approximately 9.2 million lei. In Constanța, the County Emergency Clinical Hospital has transitioned imaging services, such as MRI and CT, from a private provider to internal management to reduce costs and waiting times. Additionally, Târgu Jiu is slated to receive nearly 1.2 million euros for medical system investments, and the construction site for the Neamț County Emergency Hospital has been officially handed over. Regarding large-scale construction, the Romanian government has ~~approved amendments to~~ amended financing contracts with the European Investment Bank (EIB) to extend deadlines for three regional emergency ~~hospitals.~~ hospitals due to procurement and construction delays. The Iași and Cluj hospitals are now scheduled for completion in December 2029, while the Craiova hospital is set for May ~~2029, following delays in procurement and construction.~~ 2029. These projects ~~are part of~~ involve 923 million euros in contracted loans. Other ongoing projects include the Cluj County Council’s procurement for the Clinical Recovery Hospital and the construction of the Piatra Neamt County Emergency Hospital, scheduled for completion by April 2029. In Moldova, the ‘Moldova Proiect’ office remains active in managing strategic infrastructure, including regional hospitals in Bălți and Cahul.

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