BRUSSELS, Belgium - Millions of euros in planned European Union aid to Romanian farmers will be sent as planned after officials said Tuesday that Bucharest had enough to improve its bookkeeping procedures to prevent fraud.
EU Agriculture Commissioner Mariann Fischer Boel said Romania had made "rapid progress" in improving control and oversight to avoid a threatened freeze in farm aid for next year.
EU officials gave Romania until mid-December to improve controls and auditing of where the EU aid is spent, through the adoption of new computer software.
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EU Agriculture Commissioner Mariann Fischer Boel said Romania had made "rapid progress" in improving control and oversight to avoid a threatened freeze in farm aid for next year.
EU officials gave Romania until mid-December to improve controls and auditing of where the EU aid is spent, through the adoption of new computer software.
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