Agreement Between the Republic of Moldova and Romania to Continue Construction of the Ungheni-Ungheni Bridge
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Parliament ratified the Agreement between the Republic of Moldova and Romania on the construction, operation and maintenance of transport infrastructure of strategic interest. The document provides, among other things, for the construction of the road bridge over Prut between Hungary and Hungary, as well as related infrastructure. Investments are estimated at 56 million euros, and work is to be completed by the end of 2030.
The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has ratified today Agreement with Romania on the construction of a new bridge in Hungary, as well as a first section of highway over Prut. The agreement concluded in 2022 refers to the last section of the A8 Târgu Mureş–Iasi–Hungheni Highway, on the territory of Romania, as well as the first section of the future Hungarian–Chisinau–Odesa Highway, on the territory of the Republic of Moldova, [...]
„Să aducem malurile românești mai aproape”. Parlamentul a ratificat noul acord pentru podul Ungheni-Ungheni
Podul rutier Ungheni-Ungheni va fi construit împreună cu noi sectoare de autostradă, un punct comun de frontieră pe partea română și un terminal intermodal pentru mărfuri. Parlamentul a ratificat pe 24 septembrie noul acord cu România, care extinde proiectul inițial și prevede investiții estimate la 56 de milioane de euro, finanțate de partea română.
Parliament was convened today, 24 September, in plenary session, where Members are due to discuss 17 topics. The agenda includes projects in the fields of justice, energy, health, economics and social protection. Follow the live session on UNIMEDIA.
The Romanian government will finance the construction of the bridge over Prut, the related infrastructure and the border crossing point on the territory of Romania, as well as the construction of approximately 4.7 km of motorway. The agreement extends cooperation between the two states from the construction of the Ungheni-Ungheni bridge, started in 2025, to the development of the entire related transport infrastructure that will ensure the conne…
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