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The Government of Romania has given its approval for an important infrastructure project aimed at enhancing the southern sector of Constanta Port on the Black Sea. This decision was made following a proposal by the Ministry of Transport to develop new terminals, access roads and utilities in the region. According to Transport Minister Sorin Grindeanu, the project is estimated to cost a total of around €1.12 billion ($1.22 billion). “The project will facilitate the operation of large-capacity ships at the approximately 17 newly created berths on Pier III South and Pier IV South due to the large water depths in the area of the newly built quays,” said Grindeanu. “Achieving the investment objective will thus lead to an increase in the capacity of maritime transport of goods and, implicitly, to an increase in the volume of commercial exchanges.” Earlier this year, the Government approved a decision to allocate over $200 million for the Constanta Port dredging program. This dredging scheme is set to to bring the basins and navigable channels in the port to the projected level, ensuring optimal conditions for maritime activities.
Romania’s Sheep Industry, Slaughterhouses and Dairy Processors Firmly Reject Mass Vaccination of Animals Industry leaders warn that unless the proposal is abandoned, Romania’s slaughterhouse sector could collapse and sheep’s milk will have to be imported. Romania risks losing billions of euros and devastating two key industries—slaughterhouses and dairy processing—if, instead......
BEACH, PLEASE! 2026 Keeps the Momentum Going: Day 1 Delivers Spectacular Performances and an Electrifying Atmosphere That Lasted Late into the Night Following the official opening of the NIBIRU resort and a spectacular start to its anniversary edition, Beach, Please! 2026 continued with an unforgettable first festival day marked by...
The Agroland Group (BVB: AG), which operates in the retail, agribusiness, food production, and animal nutrition sectors, reported solid operating results in the second quarter of 2026. The evolution was driven by accelerated growth in the egg production segment, the expansion of the Agribusiness division’s production capacity, and the positive performance of its retail network. […]
Romania’s population will reach 15.633 million people in 2080, compared with 19.043 million on January 1, 2025, according to the latest projections made by the National Institute of Statistics (INS), published on Friday on the occasion of World Population Day. The country’s resident population will therefore decrease by 3.41 million people, or -17.9%, by 2080. […]
Pepco Group N.V. – Third Quarter FY26 Trading Update On 3 June 2026, the Group announced that it had agreed the sale of its Dealz Poland business, completing its strategic exit from fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) retail and creating a pure-play Pepco business. Accordingly, the highlights below focus on the Group......