Dorin Recean, at Straseni: The priority of local public administration is to efficiently use public money, for citizens’ benefit

Prime Minister Dorin Recean today pays a working visit to the central Straseni district, where more local development projects, meant to create better living conditions for people, have been implemented in the last years.

The settlements from the Straseni district benefited from state funds accessed through the progammes of the Agency of Intervention and Payments for Agriculture (AIPA), National Office of Regional and Local Development (ONDRL), Diaspora Relations Bureau (BRD), as well as from European funds and of organizations from the USA.

In the Sireti settlement, the PM inspected the works of construction of the local road, which makes the connection between the settlement and the M5 international road. The European cross-border project implemented by the mayoralty of the settlement in partnership with the mayoralty of the Tulucesti commune, Galati county, Romania, has a value of  31 million lei, of which 10 million lei was allocated by the government. At the time, Prime Minister Dorin Recean went to  the Ioan Daghi public square in the centre of the village.

Also, PM Dorin Recean visited the centre of family physicians from the Recea village, built within the European Village governmental programme, from which over 2,900 people of the settlement and the nearby villages will benefit. The prime minister appreciated also the works exhibited at the museum of the Recea village, stressing the importance of conserving the cultural heritage.

The PM went also to Bucovat, where the problem of landslides in the built-up area of the settlement must be solved. Under a decision by the Commission for Emergency Situations, last year, the needed budget was earmarked for the elaboration of the technical project; yet, it lingers. ‘’The works must advance, as the priority of the local public administration is the efficient use of public money, for the benefit of the citizens,’’ the prime minister added.