Slovakia received another 1.24 billion euros from the Recovery Plan, disbursements exceeded five billion euros
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On Tuesday, the Slovak Republic successfully received the sixth and seventh payments from the Recovery and Resilience Plan totaling 1,243,498,789 euros. The sixth payment amounts to 590 million euros and the seventh to 653 million euros. With these payments, Slovakia's total disbursement of funds from this program has exceeded the five-billion-euro mark, specifically 5.2 billion euros out of the total allocation. SITA ↗ STVR (Spravy) ↗
Several projects have been implemented using the funds Slovakia has already received. These include the removal of barriers at more than 130 secondary schools and support for 148 primary care clinics. These measures are part of broader efforts to modernize healthcare and education in Slovakia. pravda.sk ↗ pravda.sk ↗
However, concerns have arisen regarding the funding drawdown in connection with the construction of a hospital in Prešov. The construction of this hospital, which is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense, has been at a standstill since last Thursday. The opposition is initiating an extraordinary health committee session and is warning of the risk of forfeiting 195 million euros in connection with this project. Politicians, including MP Oskar Dvořák (PS), criticize the ministry for failing to answer questions about the current status of the required assessment and the further course of construction. korzar.sme.sk ↗ presov.korzar.sme.sk ↗
Several projects have been implemented using the funds Slovakia has already received. These include the removal of barriers at more than 130 secondary schools and support for 148 primary care clinics. These measures are part of broader efforts to modernize healthcare and education in Slovakia. pravda.sk ↗ pravda.sk ↗
However, concerns have arisen regarding the funding drawdown in connection with the construction of a hospital in Prešov. The construction of this hospital, which is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Defense, has been at a standstill since last Thursday. The opposition is initiating an extraordinary health committee session and is warning of the risk of forfeiting 195 million euros in connection with this project. Politicians, including MP Oskar Dvořák (PS), criticize the ministry for failing to answer questions about the current status of the required assessment and the further course of construction. korzar.sme.sk ↗ presov.korzar.sme.sk ↗
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Drucker, Šaško, Baláž a politici opozície odpovedajú, aký veľký problém je zastavenie stavby nemocnice v Prešove
dennikn.sk
| 14:57 05.05.
Opozícia iniciuje mimoriadny zdravotnícky výbor
teraz.sk
| 12:21 05.05.
Prídeme o 195 miliónov? Opozícia iniciuje pre nemocnicu v Prešove mimoriadny zdravotnícky výbor
korzar.sme.sk
| 12:18 05.05.
Prídeme o 195 miliónov? Opozícia iniciuje pre nemocnicu v Prešove mimoriadny zdravotnícky výbor
presov.korzar.sme.sk
| 12:18 05.05.
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