Romania’s contribution to the budget of the European Union will be in 2022 of 12.878 billion lei, and in 2023 it will increase to 13.126 billion lei and in 2024 to 13.376 billion lei, according to the project regarding the Fiscal Budget Strategy for the period 2022 – 2024, published on Sunday on the site of the Ministry of Finances.‘These sums can suffer amendments, due to the technical adjustments of the indicators established in the reunion ACOR- Estimates, at the moment the new macro-economic indicators are estimated by the European Commission and other influences on the domestic and international market’ MF says.According to the commitments taken through the Treaty for accession to the EU, Romania, as a member state, takes part in financing the EU budget according to the unitary community rules which are directly applicable since the accession date. Thus, starting with 1st January 2007, Romania has ensured the payment of its contribution for the financing of the EU budget in the system of own resources of the community budget.At the same time, Romania is going to contribute to the European Fund for development with the sum of 100,189 million lei and in 2023 with 74,456 million lei and in 2024 with 64,684 million lei.According to law no.16/2008, Romania accessed the Agreement, signed in Luxembourg on 25th June 2005, for the amendment of the Agreement for partnership with the members of the group of the states in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific (ACP), on the one hand and the European Community and the member states on the other signed in Cotonou on 23rd June 2000. In this context, Romania has contributed to the 11th European Fund for Development (FED 11).
Around 32% of Romanians plan to spend their upcoming holidays abroad, with Greece, Italy, and Spain topping the list of preferred destinations, according to the Visa CEE Travel and Payment Intentions Study 2025. Of those going abroad for the summer, nearly 40% say they are “experience seekers,” prioritizing discoveries and stepping out of their comfort […]
Călin Georgescu, the far-right, Russia-friendly politician who surprisingly emerged as the first-round winner of last year’s presidential elections, will remain under judicial supervision after the District 1 Court in Bucharest rejected his appeal against the prosecutors’ decision to extend the preventive measure,
The mayor of Timișoara, Dominic Fritz, will be the new leader of the Save Romania Union party, or USR, after he received 67.2% of the votes in an internal race. The vote for the new party president was conducted online and started Wednesday at 10 AM and ended Friday at noon. A total of 10,914 […]
The Sports Barometer in Romania, a study conducted by IRES and presented on Thursday, June 12, during the Sports Festival, reveals that 32% of Romanians do not engage in any type of physical activity, and that as age increases motivation drastically decreases. According to the study, 28% of Romanians are super-active and do a form […]
The Romanian-American University has officially launched the country’s first Department of Latin American Studies (DSLA), marking a significant step in its internationalization efforts. The inauguration brought together official representatives from eight Latin American countries - Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay - underlining the strong diplomatic support for deepening educational and cultural […]
Romanian president Nicușor Dan laid wreaths on Friday, June 13, at the Monument dedicated to the memory of the victims of the June 13–15, 1990 Mineriad and at the “Kilometer Zero of Democracy” Monument. The violent events of June 1990 remain in post-communist memory as the “June 13–15, 1990 Mineriad” and refer to the repression, […]
