Yesterday evening in Brussels, on the occasion of the Council meeting European Transport Ministers, the Transport Ministers of Bulgaria, Greece and Romania have signed a memorandum of understanding for greater cross-border cooperation under the Sea Corridor Nero-Aegean, which provides for the modernisation of road and in three main directions, from south to north: the western road that will connect Athens with Sofia and, via Vidin and Calafat, will reach Bucharest and Central Europe; The axle that starts from Thessaloniki and Alexandroupolis, passes through Svilengrad and Ruse and arrives in Bucharest, from where it reaches Ukraine and Moldova; the eastern axis connecting the Aegean and the Black Sea, from Alexandroupoli through Burgas and Varna to Constance.

The three countries, with the aim of accelerating the implementation of the projects, commit to making the best use of EU funds Connecting Europe Facility to the future Multiannual Financial Framework 2028-2034.