Romania risks disengagements of over 500 million lei (112 million euro) for projects in the energy sector financed with European funds, in the financial exercise 2007 – 2013 due to the fact that they will not be finalised until 31 December 2015 according to the minister of energy Victor Grigorescu. ‘I regret the fact that we are among the institutions which, unfortunately, risk disengagement of European funds, we speak about funds worth over 500 million lei. The reason for which we risk – I said we risk – as we make all efforts to limit this risk- but the risk comes from the fact that the projects financed risk not being put to value until 31 December 2015. I am convinced that a better evaluation of the situation would have allowed the identification of better measures and the growth of the level of absorption with certainty. 500 million lei is a good sum’ stated Grigorescu on Friday in a press conference. He said that he discussed on this issue with the minister of European funds. ‘Unfortunately, the money is destined, mainly, to the local public authorities. It makes even more worrying and sadder’ Grigorescu said. Premier Dacian Ciolos stated in the parliament, when he swore in, that Romania has many delays to draw the European funds from the previous period, the financial exercise 2007 – 2013 with a rest of 30% of the total of funds, and the present government will not make wonders to avoid ‘ a total disengagement’.
JW Marriott Bucharest Grand Hotel marks a milestone that goes far beyond an anniversary this year. It celebrates 25 years of stories — of people, vision, and the unwavering belief that hospitality has the power to shape a city’s spirit. “Marking 25 years is, first and foremost, a statement of trust. Guests have chosen JW […]
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An 11-story building is currently being built next to the graves in Bucharest’s famous Bellu Cemetery, and the project, authorized by the District 4 City Hall in 2023, has sparked controversy in the context of local elections for general mayor. District 4 City Hall, led by Daniel Băluță, currently a candidate for the position of general […]
Romania is preparing to select its first-ever national team for the Bocuse d’Or, marking the country’s official debut in the prestigious culinary competition. The Bocuse d’Or Romania National Selection will take place on November 27 in Brașov, where five teams will compete over six hours for a single place in the 2026 Bocuse d’Or Europe […]
Prosecutors and police in Romania conducted 17 searches on Tuesday, November 25, in a case concerning falsified documents for persons from Russia, Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, and other states of the former USSR. The searches mainly took place in Suceava county, on the border with Ukraine, but also in Bucharest. Some of the targeted individuals […]
HILS Development has announced a EUR 200 million investment in a new large-scale mixed-use residential project in northern Bucharest, marking the company’s expansion into one of the capital’s most dynamic growth areas. The development, called HILS Nord, will span 10 hectares near Lake Șaulei and feature 2,705 apartments alongside green spaces, retail areas, and other […]
