Hungary tops the list of the EU's anti-fraud agency's number of
closed investigations into the misuse of EU funds, according to the
annual report of the agency, OLAF published on Tuesday (3 September).
Hungary also tops OLAF's list of countries where the agency made a financial recommendation to recover EU funds in the period between 2014 and 2018.
In these four years, OLAF concluded 52 probes into misuse of funds and recommended to the EU commission to recover 3.84 percent of payments made to Hungary under the bloc's structural and independent funds and agriculture funds.
Slovakia comes in second with 2.29 percent of payments, where 14 investigations found some sort of irregularity.
Romania saw the highest number of probes, 66, but only 0.4 percent of the payments were recommended by OLAF to be recovered.
Read more: Hungary tops EU anti-fraud investigation list
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Hungary also tops OLAF's list of countries where the agency made a financial recommendation to recover EU funds in the period between 2014 and 2018.
In these four years, OLAF concluded 52 probes into misuse of funds and recommended to the EU commission to recover 3.84 percent of payments made to Hungary under the bloc's structural and independent funds and agriculture funds.
Slovakia comes in second with 2.29 percent of payments, where 14 investigations found some sort of irregularity.
Romania saw the highest number of probes, 66, but only 0.4 percent of the payments were recommended by OLAF to be recovered.
Read more: Hungary tops EU anti-fraud investigation list
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