PLN 1.7 bln in EU funds for Polish roads
Infrastructureschedule 16 April 2019
The road projects to be part-funded by the EU include a stretch of the A2 motorway east of Warsaw
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POLAND The European Commission has confirmed EU subsidies for another four road projects planned by the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways (GDDKiA) under the Operational Programme Infrastructure and Environment 2014–2020.
The list of road projects includes the construction of:
the A2 motorway between Warsaw (the Lubelska hub) and Mińsk Mazowiecki (co-financing amount: PLN 329.6 mln)
the Olsztyn bypass along national road no. 16 (PLN 367.7 mln)
the S3 expressway between Legnica and Lubawka (PLN 442,9 mln)
the S7 expressway between Warsaw and Grójec (PLN 542.4 mln)
The GDDKiA has recently secured its 50th EU co-financing contract while another seven contracts are undergoing verification. Since the outset
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