Coming back at the helm of the Transport Ministry has expressed intention to promote a new policy, meant to attract larger investments in infrastructure and to absorb more European funds for transport projects in Romania.
Going ahead with the upgrading of the road infrastructure in Romania continues to be a priority, the minister has said and added that projects worth over 5.5 billion Euros will be launched by the end of next year.

These sums include the funds already allotted for the bids organized this year. Anca Boagiu has said several sectors of highways, measuring 243 Kms, are under construction. The total value of the project is 2.5 billion Euros and should be completed by 2011 –2012.

By the end of next year, bids should be organized for the construction of some other 290 km of highway, worth 2.5 billion Euros. Other projects are related to the construction of 11 ring roads. All these ring roads have a total length of 138 km and a total value of 540 million Euros.
The Transport Ministry also intends to modernize 950 km of national roads, an investment worth 848 million Euros, that is obtained by a credit from the European Investment Bank.

As regards railway infrastructure, special heed will be paid to the upgrading of the Pan-European Corridor IV.
Bids for three segments will be organized in the west of the country. They have a total length of 166 km and are worth 1.8 billion Euros.

As regards naval transport, the ministry envisages important projects, with a total value of 200 million Euros, which include the building of a road bridge over the Danube-Black Sea canal, including the necessary infrastructure works to offer access to the Constanta port. The deadline of the project is 2012-2013. Last but not least, on December the 20th, the ministry will launch a project meant to rehabilitate bridges over the Danube.