The government approved the memorandum under which Romania will be able to continue providing technical and financial assistance to the Republic of Moldova in several areas, to support its European path, said Government spokesperson Dan Carbunaru."The memorandum approving the negotiation and signing of the agreement between the Government of Romania and the Government of the Republic of Moldova on the implementation of the technical and financial assistance program based on a non-reimbursable financial aid of 100 million euros granted by Romania to the Republic of Moldova has been endorsed. Practically, the Government has given its go-ahead for the negotiations and the signing of a new agreement under which Romania will continue to provide technical and financial assistance to the Republic of Moldova to support its European path, given that the old agreement allowing Romania to finance important projects in the Republic of Moldova was no longer in force as of March 28 last year," Dan Carbunaru told a news conference at Victoria Palace on Wednesday."Through the old agreement, Romania technically and financially supported projects such as the rehabilitation and modernization of 1,000 kindergartens, schools in the Republic of Moldova or the development of the Iasi-Chisinau Gas Pipeline, a strategic energy interconnection project between Romania and the Republic of Moldova. Further, the agreement will include provisions for the development of cooperation in the energy sector, transport infrastructure, environmental protection, combating climate change, public works and infrastructure, SMEs, media independence, public administration reform, Home Affairs, Health, Education, Culture and Heritage, Research and Tourism," Carbunaru also specified.
The Republic of Moldova is a Guest of Honour country at this year's Bookfest, the book fair taking place in Bucharest between May 29 and June 2. Close to 40 events are part of the guest country program, from book launches to debates on current topics. Among the Moldovan authors who will be present at the […]
The Romanian medical recovery chain Centrokinetic, backed by the AGISTA growth investment fund, has recently purchased its eighth clinic, namely the Socrates Clinic in Timișoara. The completed transaction will see Centrokinetic acquire nearly 70% of the clinic's shares, with one of its founders, Dr. Armand Gogulescu, retaining a little over 30%. Plans for the immediate […]
Some 10,000 athletes are expected to join the races of this year’s Bucharest Half Marathon, set to take place on May 11 and May 12. The event, at its 13th edition this year, covers the 21k race, the relay race (3 x 6,5km + 7km + 7,6km), and the 10k and 2.5 k races. The 10k […]
DevTalks Romania, the largest conference dedicated to software developers and IT professionals in Romania, brings together over 6,000 participants at Romexpo, Pavilion B1, on May 29-30, alongside 150 international and local speakers. MassMutual Romania is actively involved in the development of the local technology market, which is why it supports the 11th edition of DevTalks […]
Starting on May 6, two folk costumes from the collection of Bogdan Banu will represent Romania and the Republic of Moldova as part of the inaugural Fashioning Power, Fashioning Peace Exhibition hosted in the historic home of President Woodrow Wilson in Washington, DC. Following an opening gala, for five days only, the exhibition will be […]
Cosmin Stîngă and Ionuţ Doldurea, the owners of the LPG station that exploded last year in Crevedia, near Bucharest, filed complaints against the firefighters who intervened. The complaints are against three commanders involved in extinguishing the massive fire that followed the explosions at the LPG station. The firefighters are accused of negligence, failure to ensure […]
