Romanian Health Minister Alexandru Rafila has vowed to establish three regional hospitals by the end of 2027. Since 2005, each administration has promised to develop these hospitals, according to TheParadise.ng.
As per Alexandru Rafilu, planning for two hospitals in Cluj and Iași has already begun. The drawings should be completed by the middle of 2023, and construction can then commence.
Rafilu added that the building will commence once the design and planning phases are completed. “Because the blueprints will not be completed until next year, work cannot begin this year,” he explained. When Romania’s two biggest political parties, the PNL and PSD, formed a partnership in November 2021, they promised to build a large number of regional hospitals across the country.
Since 2005, every administration has aimed for a regional hospital. The Tăriceanu government will construct the country’s first eight regional hospitals. The governments of Boc, Ponta, and Cioloş made no excuses. There have been no bricks laid, and no project has gone beyond the design stage.
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