Romania changes gradually its migration profile: for the third year in a row, the number of those who come into the country is larger than that of those who leave. Between 2022-2024 Romania recorded almost 200,000 inhabitants more due to migration, shows the Social Monitor, a project of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation, on the basis of official data. The most recent data published by the National Institute of Statistics confirm that Romania is no longer predominantly a source country of emigration, but predominantly of immigration: in 2024, for the third year in a row, more people settled in Romania for a period longer than 12 months than emigrated. The migration balance was 97114 persons in 2022, +66065 persons in 2023, +36200 persons in 2024. It must be said, when talking about immigrants, we do not refer exclusively to foreign citizens. Thus, in 2025, the most recent data published by Eurostat showed that approximately two thirds (217.5 thousands) of the 324 thousand long duration immigrants were Romanian citizens coming back to the country. Out of the 106.5 thousand immigrants with foreign citizenship, the most numerous were from Nepal (18,042), Sri Lanka (14,316), Turkiye (9,366), India (7,830) the Republic of Moldova (5, 742), Bangladesh (4,982). Similarly, data on emigrants from Romania do not only include Romanian citizens. Thus, in 2023, 239 thousand emigrants from Romania are registered. Of these, only 150 thousand (63%) had Romanian citizenship. Significant contingents of emigrants from Romania had Nepalese (11,417), Turkish (10,698), Sri Lankan (8,123), Moldovan (7,738), Indian (5,474) citizenship.
Sursa International Light Art Festival, an event featuring immersive installations, projections, and light structures, will take place at the National Library of Romania from October 13 to October 19. The event brings together international and Romanian artists “in a visual dialogue about technology, architecture and sensitivity,” the organizers announced. “We wanted to build the opportunity […]
Romania’s Defense Ministry has signed a contract worth RON 50.4 million with Rheinnmetall Automecanica, a subsidiary of the German defense industry giant Rheinmetall, for the delivery of drone detection systems, Economedia.ro reported. The radar system will be delivered within 18 months at most and will reportedly be...
The former Steaua Roșie cinema in Cluj-Napoca will reopen as Edison-House of Music, a cultural hub dedicated to music and community, the organizers of the Jazz in the Park festival announced. Built in the early 1900s, the Edison building became, after World War II, the Steaua Roșie cinema. After 1989, the venue underwent several changes […]
Unprecedented amounts of precipitation have been recorded in Romania as cyclone Barbara hit the country on October 5-8, according to the authorities. At the same time, Bucharest exceeded the absolute maximum levels of rain for October. “Between October 5–8, 2025, Romania was affected by the Mediterranean cyclone Barbara, which formed over the Ionian Sea and […]
Romania is one of six European countries recently selected to develop a new artificial intelligence and supercomputing center under the EuroHPC – AI Factories program. The project, known as the AI Factory, will be Romania’s first national AI infrastructure, marking a major step toward strengthening its digital and research capabilities. The initiative will be led […]
North Bucharest Investments announces a strategic partnership with the Adrian Mutu Football Academy, marking the beginning of a collaboration focused on developing sports among children and young people, health education, and promoting an active lifestyle. As part of this partnership, the two organizations are launching the North Bucharest Investments Cup, a youth football competition taking […]
