Romania Plans To Connect Black Sea Port of Constanta to Central European High-Speed Railroad - PM

The Romanian premier and his Hungarian counterpart Ferenc Gyurcsany have reached an agreement to promote the project through the European Union's Southeast Europe (SEE) Operational Programme, the Romanian government's press office said in a statement, following a joint cabinet meeting of the two neighbouring EU member states.

Austria will also back the project, the statement said.

The SEE programme requires the involved countries to set up a partnership in order to become eligible for funding.