In Belgrade for the Central European Initiative summit, the Romanian prime minister also met with his Serbian counterpart, Mirko Cvetkovic.
After the meeting, Boc listed several joint projects that will be evaluated by the two states’ governments: a highway linking Timisoara with Belgrade, a control point in the port of Constanta and a new hydropower plant, called “Iron Gate III.”
In the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, Romania and the former Yugoslavia built two dams and power stations on the Danube, called Iron Gate I and Iron Gate II.
The Azerbaijan- Georgia- Romania Interconnector (AGRI) project aims to transport natural gas from Azerbaijan to Georgia by pipeline, from there to Romania by tanker, and then to other European states through the existing gas grid.
The AGRI project company currently includes Romanian Romgaz, Azeri SOCAR and Georgian GOGC.