

An agreement with German building firm Max Boegl to complete the Wroclaw EURO 2012 football stadium, whose construction was taken away from Mostostal Warszawa, was signed, pb.pl reports. The company declared to complete works mid-2011.
>>Investments connected with the European Football Championship EURO 2012 may bring profits not only to construction companies but also to the IT sector, especially firms specialized in intelligent building automation system, ‘Rzeczpospolita’ daily reports.
>>The Mayor of the City of Wrocław in south-western Poland has terminated a contract with Mostostal Warszawa for the construction of a stadium for European Football Championship in 2012. The stated reasons include 3-4 month-long delays.
>>Head of the Union of European Football Association (UEFA) Michel Platini confirmed in an interview for Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport, that EURO 2012 football championship will be held in Poland and Ukraine.
>>According to Dziennik Gazeta Prawna, 30% of projects developed for the European Football Championship EURO 2012 may not be finished on time.
>>Four Polish cities: Warsaw, Gdansk, Poznan and Wroclaw have been confirmed by UEFAas venues that will host Euro 2012 football championship games. However, Ukraine’s hopes for co-hosting the championship on an equal footing with Poland were dashed when UEFA only approved the capital Kyiv.
>>Michel Platini, president of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) has toured to each Polish and Ukrainian city getting ready to host the UEFA football championship in 2012, TVN24 reports.
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