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EURO 2012: meeting with UEFA
Media about EURO 2012
Polish and Ukrainian press
Więcej zmian na kolei przed EURO 2012
PKP PLK wyda ponad 20 mld zł na remont 1192 km linii. Dzięki tym inwestycjom pociągi na EURO 2012 pojadą po nowych torach z prędkością 200 km na godzinę.
Dziennik: Over 500 football pitches to be created in Poland
Over 500 football pitches for children and youth are to be created by 2012. The Ministry of Sport jointly with PZU Group inaugurated the program "A pitch nearby". 100 facilities will be constructed by the end of this year.
UEFA: Poland and Ukraine will cope with EURO 2012
Fans in Poland and Ukraine can sleep peacefully. UEFA is not going to change its decision. Officials of the federation believe that our countries will manage to organize the championships on time and the that this will be one great event.
Wprost: Portugal shares its experiences
José Luis Arnaut, responsible for organization of EURO 2004 in Portugal, today the head of the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Portuguese Parliament, and a former minister for Portuguese presidency in the EU, shared experiences of Portugal in hosting of EURO 2004 in an interview for "Wprost" weekly.
WSJ: Legislative changes and EURO 2012
The Ministry of Economy has developed a draft law on public-private partnership. The draft is going to enter into force in the autumn this year.Rzeczpospolita: Roads to EURO 2012
By EURO 2012 the Ministry of Transport is planning to allocate over PLN 22 billion for roads and motorways required for hosting of the tournament in Poland.
Review of Polish press
4th June 2007GW: The five–year plan of Poznań
In the forthcoming five years, i.e. by the time when Poznań will host EURO 2012, the city and its surroundings is going to experience a complete transformation. We are listing below – quoting after "Gazeta Wyborcza" – the list of investments that should be deployed by the date of the football championships. We are also listing envisaged costs and duration of works.
Rzeczpospolita: Wrocław invests
Wrocławs Strachowice airport will be completely refurbished. The municipal transport network in the western part of the city is also to be thoroughly overhauled.
Review of Polish press
25th May 2007Rzeczpospolita: We will be safe at stadiums
In an interview for "Rzeczpospolita" Władysław Stasiak, the head of the National Security Office (BBN), spoke about the requirements of the security system during EURO 2012.
Głos Wielkopolski: Countdown for EURO
Poznań will be one huge construction site for the five forthcoming years. The major investments include: modernization of the Municipal Stadium, reconstruction of PKS bus station, construction of new roads and modernization of "Ławica" airport and of railways stations.
Głos Wielkopolski: Poznań without traffic jams
Important road investments are planned in Poznań: creation of the 3rd transport framework, reconstruction of Bukowska and Bułgarska streets and completion of the expansion of Głogowska street, which will enable smooth transport connections during EURO 2012.
Dziennik: Motorways are accelerating
The government wants to accelerate construction of major Polish roads by as many as four years. According to „Dziennik”, the Ministry of Transport is adjusting the investment programme for the years 2007-2015 to account for the date of the beginning of the football championships EURO 2012.
Puls Biznesu: Reform at the railways
Revolutionary changes at the railways are oncoming. For the needs of EURO 2012 the Ministry of Transport wants to modernize the old and construct new tracks.
EURO 2012 – an opportunity for Polish IT companies
Hopes are growing for an economic boom in Poland. Experts unanimously state that there are five or even more years of dynamic growth ahead of us. Representatives of IT sector are also optimistic about the future.
Rzeczpospolita: The Organizational Committee to be headed by the Prime Minister
The Prime Minister of Poland, Jarosław Kaczyński, is to head Polish organizational committee for EURO 2012. It is most likely to be composed of 10 ministers. It was certainly not include deputy Prime ministers Roman Giertych and Andrzej Lepper – this information was obtained by "Rzeczpospolita" daily.
Transport revolution in Trójmiasto
In the forthcoming five years Trójmiasto, particularly Gdansk, will experience a genuine transport revolution.
Gazeta Wyborcza: Investments in roads and the underground
Wojciech Dąbrowski, the head of the General Directorate for National Roads, presented a plan for new road routes for Warsaw and the surroundings, to be constructed by EURO 2012.
Małysz supports EURO 2012
As soon as in two days the decision on the selection of the host of EURO 2012 will be made. Adam Małysz, Poland’s best ski jumper, warmly supports the Poland-Ukraine bid.
Dziennik: Lech Kaczyński goes to Cardiff
The President of Poland, Lech Kaczyński, is going to Cardiff to support Poland-Ukraine bid for the right to host EURO 2012.
World press
Hungary: Platini rejects Italy as Euro 2012 host
In an interview for Sport-Informations-Dienst magazine, the UEFA President Michel Platini stated he could not imagine Italy receiving the right to organize Euro 2012.
UEFA shocked by Catania incidents...
...but the UEFA will apply no sanctions to Italy for Friday night's clashes between the opposing fans which led to the death of a policeman in Sicily.
Goal.com: A History Of Violence
Last weekend Italian football was hit by an incredible tragedy. An official of a lower division club was killed during a mass brawl which took place at the end of a heated game.
UEFA Chief calls on Hungary to restore former glories
On 9th January during his visit to Budapest, the UEFA president Lennart Johansson called Hungary and Croatia's joint bid for the Euro 2012 "excellent".
Fight for the position of UEFA president
Lennart Johansson of Sweden launched his fight for the fifth, last term in the office of the president of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA). Michel Platini of France is his opponent.*Any rights granted to a third party in respect of the Bid Logo shall automatically terminate upon the termination of Bidder's involvement in the Selection Procedure (Art. 7.1. paragraph d) of the UEFA Bid Regulations) i.e. after 18th June 2007.
