Following a third round of negotiations with the European Commission, Romania managed to preserve the EUR 13.6 billion in non-reimbursable funds from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) allocated for investments, according to an announcement made by interim prime minister Ilie Bolojan. On Monday, June 22, the government approved the latest negotiations on the PNRR, meant to clarify how Romania will implement the 66 reforms and 385 milestones it has committed to. Each is linked to EU funds that the country is set to receive.  According to the memorandum, by the end of August, the end date of the PNRR program, Romania must absorb nearly EUR 5 billion more to pay for advanced works.