Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu is participating today in Varna, Bulgaria, in a meeting of the Romania-Bulgaria-Greece three-way co-operation format along with a government retinue.According to a government press release, on the sidelines of this meeting, Ciolacu will have a trilateral meeting with his counterparts from Bulgaria, Nikolai Denkov, and from Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, as well as bilateral meetings with the prime ministers the two countries.The Romanian government delegation will participate in working meetings on regional security, and energy and transport co-operation scheduled during the event in Varna."This trilateral format is a factor for strengthening co-operation among our countries and in the region in areas of strategic importance not only to us, but to the whole of Europe, especially in this complicated context generated by the war launched by Russia against Ukraine. The meetings that I will have in Varna will be a continuation of the discussions I have already had with my counterparts from Bulgaria and Greece, and I am convinced that the solutions we can find together open perspectives for integration and for projects of interest to Romania," Ciolacu is quoted as saying in the press release.
Real estate developer Speedwell Development has appointed Yannick Van de Parre as country manager for Romania. In this new role, he will support the co-founders Jan Demeyere and Didier Balcaen with the executive management of Speedwell Romania, “ensuring operational efficiency across all projects and leading the local team as the company continues its growth in […]
Digital Nation and the Ministry of Education and Research have partnered for the implementation of Saro, an AI-based solution, in schools and universities across Romania. The solution will allow students, pupils, and teachers access to an AI-powered assistant designed to address challenges such as school dropout, excessive bureaucracy, declining motivation, the need for personalized learning, […]
The town of Borșa, in northern Romania, is in discussions with the North-West Regional Development Agency to obtain at least EUR 50 million to connect its Olympic ski slope with the old slope in the Runcu Știol area and the one in Prislop Pass, resulting in approximately 25 kilometers of interconnected ski slopes. The funds […]
Britain imposed sanctions on April 2 on pro-Kremlin network Evrazia, a Russian non-profit organization used by fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor to bribe Moldovan citizens in the 2024 EU referendum, according to newsMaker. The pro-Kremlin network is accused of rigging Moldovan elections and destabilizing Moldovan democracy. ...
A survey conducted by MKOR shows that far-right candidate George Simion is leading in voting intentions for the presidential elections, with 31.2% of the votes cast. Still, he would lose the second round against two of his challengers: independent Nicuşor Dan and ruling coalition's candidate Crin Antonescu, according to the survey, presented by
Romania's Minister of Agriculture Florin Barbu confirmed on April 2 that the state-controlled natural gas group Romgaz is in talks to take over the fertilizers factory Azomures, which would thus use natural gas at an affordable price. Azomures could cover some 60%-70% of the domestic fertilizers consumption, he added. Romgaz has published an announcement in […]
