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Press Review - December 19, 2014
Alina Gorghiu Elected Liberal Party President Alina Gorghiu was elected president of the Liberal Party and will be the party's co-president alongside Vasile Blaga. Gorghiu got 48 votes while...
2014 In Review: Ten Most Important Events In Transport Infrastructure
2014 meant fewer investments in transport infrastructure and also fewer inaugurations. Compared with 2013, when over 100 km of highways and a new bridge over the Danube, in Calafat-Vidin, em...
Romanian Gas Market Stays Regulated Until 2021 For Household Consumers, Heat Suppliers
The Romanian market of natural gas for household consumers and thermal power producers supplying heating services to household consumers will remain regulated until 2021, to keep household b...
Press Review - December 18, 2014
President-Elect Iohannis Talked To Basescu Ahead Of Taking Office Tatiana Niculescu Bran, spokeswoman for President-elect Klaus Iohannis, said Wednesday Iohannis had a one hour talk with Pre...
2014 In Review: Ten Most Important Events In Agriculture
Farmers were close to having a perfect production year in agriculture, but the excess rainfall partially upset their plans. Warehouses and silos got filled up in summer and autumn, though, a...
Press Review - December 17, 2014
Victor Ponta Renounces Contested PhD Title Prime Minister Victor Ponta has sent a letter to the University of Bucharest saying he renounces his PhD title, which he obtained in 2003. Ponta sa...
2014 In Review: Ten Most Important Events In Food Retail
Romanian food retail, a market of almost 1,500 stores and annual sales of RON35-40 billion (EUR8-9 billion), has in the past year undergone a series of changes that reconfigured players’ pos...
Press Review - December 16, 2014
Parliament Supports Reshuffled Ponta Cabinet The Parliament backed Prime Minister Victor Ponta's cabinet reshuffle on Monday, with 377 votes in favor and 134 against. The technocrat finance...
2014 In Review: Ten Most Important Events In Dairy Industry
The Romanian dairy market, with annual sales of more than 4.4 billion lei (EUR1 billion), showed signs of a rebound this year, as consumption went up 1% in the first half.