Foreign Affairs Minister Oana Toiu met on Friday at the Presidential Palace in Ljubljana with Slovenia's President Natasa Pirc Musar, underlining the importance of close coordination to ensure stability in the Black Sea region and the Western Balkans."Our conversation reconfirmed that Romania and Slovenia share a common vision on regional security and the future of the European project. I stressed the importance of close coordination between our states to ensure stability in the Black Sea region and the Western Balkans. We also discussed how we can cooperate to strengthen the role of the UN, Romania's role at the helm of the Central European Initiative (CEI) and the upcoming presidency of the South-East European Cooperation Process (SEECP), formats in which Slovenia is a valuable partner. I thanked President Natasa Pirc Musar for her openness to boosting bilateral relations, including by supporting economic partnerships and cultural exchanges," Toiu wrote on Facebook.Minister Oana Toiu was on an official visit to Slovenia. (Photo:https://www.mae.ro/)
Romanian Iulia Neagu, a PhD in physics at Harvard, sold the artificial intelligence startup Quotient to the American, Romanian-founded data giant Databricks. The two companies aim to improve the way AI agents are used in production environments, are evaluated, and optimized. The startup was launched in 2023 to create systems capable of measuring and improving […]
Authorities in Bucharest have passed regulations to drastically limit the use of fireworks throughout the year. Companies that organize pyrotechnic shows will have to pay a fee of RON 500 (EUR 100) per minute and will need the approval of the City Hall. The new measures were approved by the Bucharest General Council and are […]
The Islamic government in Tehran warned Romania that providing bases to the US airforce amounts to participation in the attacks against it, according to a series of statements offered on Monday, March 16, by a spokesman of the Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The spokesman argued that Romania's support for the US “would incur international responsibility […]
Restaurant technology startup Choice has raised USD 7.1 million in new funding as it accelerates its expansion across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), including Romania. The company entered the Romanian market in 2025 and has already attracted its first paying restaurants. The funding round was led by Portuguese venture capital fund Alea Capital, with participation […]
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) released a report regarding Romania and its path to becoming a member on Monday, March 16, in an event attended by the organization's secretary general, Mathias Cormann, and prime minister Ilie Bolojan, among other officials. The report underscores the need to improve the long-term sustainability of Romania’s...
The Sand Marathon (Maratonul Nisipului), one of Europe’s most distinctive beach running competitions, will return to Constanța, on the shores of the Black Sea, on May 17, for its 11th edition. The event will take place on Zoom Beach and marks the beginning of a new decade for the competition under the theme Next Wave. […]
