As per the new program, the European funds are expected to bring to the public budget and private budgets, on average, over 4% of the annual gross domestic product (GDP).
One of the government’s major goals for the upcoming years is to use as much as possible of the existing funds by the end of 2015, and to “better” negotiate and implement the EU funds allocated for the 2014-2020 period.
The new Cabinet also aims to improve the system for the management and control of EU fund absorption through a unitary coordination of the institutions involved in the management and control of EU structural and cohesion funds.
As per the new governing program, public-private partnerships will be endorsed as complementary alternatives and solutions that can help sustain the projects co-financed by the European Union.