Premier Nicolae Ciuca had, on Wednesday morning a phone discussion with the premier of Greece Kyriakos Mitsotakis, said the government. The discussions aimed at the extension of bilateral relations at the level of economic exchanges, energy and tourism. ‘The Greek premier addressed season greetings and congratulated the prime-minister Nicolae-Ionel Ciuca on taking over the mandate at the leadership of the government. Similarly, the Greek official welcomed the stability installed in Bucarest through the new coalition government. The phone discussion between the two prime-ministers aimed at the bilateral agenda and the interest to extend relations at the level of the economic exchanges, energy and tourism. Similarly, there were mentioned the most recent mutual visits at high level, both parties insisting on the necessity to resume dialogue on the issues of interest, the European positions of the two states being similar in most of the cases’ shows a press release of the government. According to the quoted source, premier Nicolae Ciuca addressed his Greek counterpart the invitation to pay an official visit to Romania. In his turn, the Greek prime-minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis launched the invitation of a trilateral meeting Romania – Bulgaria –Greece in Athens.
A memorandum establishing a new stock exchange in the Republic of Moldova was signed on September 15 in Chișinău, with the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) set to play a key role as shareholder and technology partner, according to Bursa.ro. The new Moldovan exchange will run...
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Romania’s industry showed signs of recovery with the combined May-July output rising 4.0% y/y and the past year’s performance showing an upward trend (+2.9% per year). But the recent improvement data is mixed, and the past year’s trend looks extremely fragile, according to data published by the statistics office INS. The findings are consistent with […]
The Romanian city of Alba Iulia has entered the Guinness World Records after building the world’s longest table made from recycled materials, stretching more than 2.7 kilometers around the historic Alba Carolina Citadel. Organized by Bloom The World and its partners, the event, named Masa Care Unește/The Table That Unites, drew over 10,000 guests from […]
