Hungary Is Applying for New EU Funds: High-Speed Rail and Airport Development Are Also on the List
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Hungary is also applying for recycled EU funds with the Ferihegy development and road digitalization project.
The government has approved Hungary's project proposals for the 2026 CEF2 Reflow call for proposals under the Connecting Europe Facility, the Hungarian Gazette reported on Friday. The list includes railway developments, digital road infrastructure, heavy-duty vehicle chargers and the military-civilian dual-use development of Budapest Airport. The total planned gross cost of the projects is nearly 49 billion forints.
According to the Minister of Transport and Investment, they are applying for Connecting Europe Facility funds with three priority railway developments.
Three major railway developments, also included in the Gábor Baross Railway Development Plan, are applying for the now open sources of the European Network Financing Facility, the Minister of Transport and Investment said on Saturday on his Facebook page. Dávid Vitézy wrote that the construction of the new Gubacsi railway bridge, the preparation of the Gyékanyes delta branch and the planning of the Budapest-Hegyeshalom high-speed railway are the…
The government is requesting EU support for three major Hungarian railway developments, which affect Budapest, the western part of the country, and the Adriatic connections.
The investments would be implemented within the framework of an EU tender, with most of the costs coming from EU subsidies.
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