The conference "Rebuilding Ukraine in the New Transatlantic Paradigm: Challenges for the European Business Environment in the Trump 2.0 Era" will take place on April 7, in Bucharest, organized by the Romania - Ukraine Bilateral Chamber of Commerce (CCBRU).According to a press release, the event brings together members of the diplomatic corps, political leaders, government officials, business decision-makers, as well as experts in the field of security and infrastructure, to analyze the impact of geopolitical changes on the reconstruction process of Ukraine.The conference is part of the series of events organized by the Romania - Ukraine Bilateral Chamber of Commerce within the project launched in 2023: www.rebuildingukraine.ro, the platform of the Romania - Ukraine Bilateral Chamber of Commerce, which brings together 130 member companies.In a geopolitical context marked by new changes in the American administration, the conference aims to identify innovative solutions for the reconstruction of Ukraine and to analyze how transatlantic relations influence the economic and investment strategies of the European Union and Romania. It will also address economic opportunities for European and Romanian companies, especially in the areas of infrastructure, energy and the defence industry.The conference themes are: the evolution of transatlantic relations and the adaptation of the European Union to new geopolitical challenges; investment and development opportunities for Romanian and European companies in the reconstruction of Ukraine; energy security and new strategies for increasing Europe's energy independence, strengthening the defence industry and European strategic cooperation in the defence field."In a constantly changing geopolitical landscape, the reconstruction of Ukraine represents a major opportunity for the European and Romanian business environment. The conference "Rebuilding Ukraine in the New Transatlantic Paradigm: Challenges for the European Business Environment in the Trump 2.0 Era" will play an essential role in supporting this process, promoting innovative solutions and sustainable partnerships for the future of the region," the same source shows.The Romania - Ukraine Bilateral Chamber of Commerce was established in 1993 and is a non-governmental organization, dedicated to promoting economic and trade relations between Romania and Ukraine.
The Titan Heavy Machinery (Mașini Grele) industrial platform in Bucharest’s District 3 will be put up for public auction, as part of the insolvency procedure, with a starting price of EUR 16 million. The assets include a 47,286 sqm plot of land, industrial halls with a total area of 34,870 sqm, an office building (Basement […]
Railway unions in Romania criticized the government’s plans to cut costs for the national railway operator, CFR, in a press release published on Wednesday, July 23. They say that low investments in rail infrastructure have lowered the average speed at which passenger trains travel to 44 km/h, while freight trains do not exceed 17 km/h. […]
A video mapping show is scheduled to take place this Friday, July 25, at Cinema Marconi, a former cinema hall in Bucharest which has been lying in ruins for years. The building is located at the intersection of Calea Griviței and Atelierului Street, in the city's historical Buzești-Berzei area. The event, organized by the non-profit Arcen, will […]
Roughly 69% of respondents to the Voice of the Consumer 2025 survey conducted by PwC Romania use apps or smart devices, which have influenced their daily habits, with a third even stating that they have significantly changed their lifestyle. The use of health monitoring devices, such as smartwatches or glucose monitors, shows that Romanians are […]
The Oradea Pride March will take place, even though Oradea City Hall has "banned" the event, according to the organizers, the ARK Oradea Association. Oradea City Hall denied ARK’s request to hold the march, citing public works and other public gatherings on each of the 11 proposed routes. No alternative routes were proposed, but the […]
Romania and Poland stand out as the most pet-loving countries in Europe, with high percentages of ownership for both cats and dogs. Romania ranks first for cats and third for dogs, while Poland ranks second in both categories, according to an analysis by Swedish website for feline lovers Kattly, cited by Reuters. The analysis shows […]
