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European funds are not just infrastructure – they are real improvements in public health. Clean air, safe roads, accessible transportation and the development of environmentally friendly mobility translate into higher quality and safety of life for residents.

The selection of applications for funding under European Funds instruments is a process that requires transparent rules, a precise procedure and equal treatment of all applicants.

On Wednesday 13 November, there was an online meeting of the group “Public Procurement”, which operates within the framework of the Peer2Peer Communities initiative of DG REGIO.

Over the past 15 years, the Centre for EU Transport Projects has effectively and transparently accounted for the billions of zlotys invested in the Polish transport.

Get ready for the 3^rd Forum CEUTP and 3^rd Conference from the Transport Research Observatory. The event is going to occur on 21-22 June 2023. You are welcome to join in.

In the coming years, Poland will implement investments worth almost EUR 76 billion from the Cohesion Policy.

Negotiations of the Partnership Agreement between the European Commission and the Polish government officially ended on June 30, 2022.

We discussed the 15th anniversary of the Center for EU Transport Projects from the perspective of the development of Polish transport using EU funds during the expert Forum organized on November 22 in Warsaw.

Negotiations of the Partnership Agreement (PA) between the European Commission and the Polish government have officially ended, and the decision itself has been submitted to the Polish side.

In the last week of September, Gdańsk was the heart of rail transport in Poland, hosting numerous exhibitors and industry enthusiasts from Poland and the world at the TRAKO trade fair.

An almost 20-kilometre section of the S19 Niedrzwica Wielka – Kraśnik Północ expressway was commissioned, it allowed to connect Rzeszów and Lublin as part of the pan-European Via Carpatia project.