More than £260 million is to be invested into Welsh infrastructure projects.
A total of £266m will go towards a range of schemes including active travel, next generation broadband, the NHS all-Wales capital programme, school community hubs throughout Wales and the Tech Valleys programme.
The announcement come as Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford publishes a mid-point review of the Welsh Infrastructure and Investment Plan. Since 2012, the Welsh Government has invested £9 billion in new hospitals, schools, houses and transport links.
Finance Secretary Mark Drakeford said: "I am pleased to announce this additional capital funding, which will help us to continue to deliver ambitious infrastructure projects throughout Wales.
"Our aim is to ensure our infrastructure investment contributes to the growing Welsh economy and helps to deliver prosperity for all."
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