The European Commission has approved Slovakia’s revised Recovery and Resilience Plan. The goal is to simplify procedures, cut red tape, and speed up the use of funds by 2026. Slovakia has reallocated nearly €197 million — most of it for modernizing energy networks, digital projects, and greener transport. Additional funds will go to psychiatric facilities and the renovation of historic buildings. Deputy Prime Minister Peter Kmec praised cooperation with the European Commission, adding that the revision still needs approval from the ECOFIN Council in November.
Source: TASR
Kristína Hanáková, Foto: TASR
