Romania has no plans to limit cereal exports, despite several countries in the region doing so in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, euractiv.com reads. Exports from Russia and Ukraine, which account for 30% of the wheat trade, have practically stopped, raising fears of food inflation and hunger. But Romania, a major supplier of grains, does not plan to halt exports, at least for now. ”Traditionally, we are an exporting country because we produce more than we consume,” agriculture minister Adrian Chesnoiu said Monday (7 March). Last year, Romanian farmers harvested more than 11 million tons of wheat, while the country’s consumption is lower than 4.5 million tons. However, other countries in the region, such as Hungary and Bulgaria, restricted exports of farming products due to concerns raised by the conflict in Ukraine. Chesnoiu said that the assessments made by the ministry show that there is no risk that the local population cannot be supplied and the country has enough reserves. But the minister said restrictions could be later enforced if the situation changes. But, for now, Romania, which had its best agricultural year in 2021, seems poised to take advantage of the record high prices on the grain market.
The Ministry of Sound Classical show will arrive in Romania for the first time in 2026. The event will take place at Romexpo - Pavilion B in Bucharest on December 12. The Ministry of Sound Classical concept blends iconic dance tracks with the power of a live symphony orchestra. The Bucharest edition will feature a […]
Residential developer Alesonor announced the appointment of the technology group for construction services STRABAG Romania as the general contractor for the construction of Phase II of the Amber Forest suburb, located in Tunari, Ilfov County - close to Bucharest. The project includes building a residential area that will include 172 housing units, comprising a total […]
Stanford professor and psychiatrist Dr. Anna Lembke, one of the most influential international voices in the field of addiction and mental health, will speak in Bucharest about digital dependency, burnout, and the attention crisis in the business environment at Impact Bucharest 2026. Lembke, the author of the global bestseller Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the […]
Bucharest’s flexible office market expanded strongly in 2025, with new deliveries tripling year-on-year and total stock reaching 74,000 sqm across 48 locations. The segment now accounts for more than 2% of the city’s modern office inventory, according to data released by real estate services firm iO Partners. Total flex supply grew by 8.1% compared with […]
Starting July 1, Romania will take over the rotating presidency of the South-East European Cooperation Process from Bulgaria until June 30, 2027. According to a statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Romania’s mandate will last one year and will be officially taken over at the SEECP Summit in Sofia, scheduled for June 2026. The institution […]
Bosch has appointed Dan Lăzărescu as director of its Engineering Center in Cluj, effective January 2026, in addition to his role as the group’s representative in Romania. The move marks a strategic step aimed at strengthening synergies between Bosch’s Romanian divisions, the company said. Lăzărescu, who has served as general manager of Robert Bosch S.R.L. […]
