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The New Hospital in Martin Is Growing Thanks to EU Funds, It Received 256 Million Euros From the Renovation Plan

The construction of the new St. Martin's University Hospital in Martin was made possible thanks to European funds in the amount of 256 million euros. This was stated by Peter Stano, Head of the European Commission (EC) Representation in Slovakia, on the occasion of a planned inspection of the construction on Thursday. "The recovery and resilience plan is one of...
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It should be finished by the end of 2028. The article Construction of the new Martinská hospital will cost 403 million euros excluding VAT. It will also be financed from the state budget was first shown by interez.sk.

MARTIN - The construction of the new St. Martin University Hospital in Martin will cost 403 million euros excluding value added tax (VAT). After the funds from the renovation plan are exhausted, the construction will be financed from the state budget for next year. Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) announced this at a press conference in Martin on Thursday. According to him, the hospital should be fully equipped and ready for operation by the…

The construction of the new St. Martin's University Hospital is continuing at a rapid pace thanks to a European subsidy of €256 million from the Recovery and Resilience Plan. This was announced by Peter Stano, Head of the European Commission Representation in Slovakia, on the occasion of a ceremonial tour of the building on Thursday, attended by Prime Minister Robert Fico.

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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The construction of the new St. Martin's University Hospital in Martin was made possible thanks to European funds in the amount of 256 million euros. This was stated by Peter Stano, Head of the European Commission (EC) Representation in Slovakia, on the occasion of a planned inspection of the construction on Thursday. "The recovery and resilience plan is one of...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Thursday, October 8, 2026.
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