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Basescu Calls On Opposition To Resume Attendance Of Parliamentary Meetings
Romanian President Traian Basescu on Wednesday asked opposition parties to resume attendance of parliamentary meetings and discuss political issues in Parliament where administrative and pol...
Basescu: Black Sea Find Means Romania Is Looking At Energy Independence
Romanian president Traian Basescu on Monday said that gas drilling in the Black Sea should start in 2015-2017, which is when Romania will gain energy independence.
Basescu: Romania To Replace Short-Term Debt With Longer-Term Treasuries
Romania aims to change the structure of its public debt and plans to extend the maturity of its securities to avoid short-term upside pressures on the state budget, President Traian Basescu...
Basescu: Romania Opposed EU Proposition To Withdraw Embassy Staff From Syria
Romanian President Traian Basescu said Friday Romania opposed the proposition put forward at the European Council that EU member states should withdraw all diplomatic staff from their embass...
Basescu To Address Parliament On March 7 At 11 a.m.
Romanian President Traian Basescu’s address to the Parliament has been scheduled for March 7 at 11 a.m..
Basescu Wants To Address Parliament On March 7
Romanian President Traian Basescu on Friday informed the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies he wants to address the Parliament on March 7 on matters concerning domestic affairs, the Presiden...
Basescu Urges Lower House To Speed Up Adoption Of Criminal Code
Romanian President Traian Basescu has asked the Chamber of Deputies to speed up the adoption of the legislative proposition amending the Criminal Code.
Basescu: Romania Must Speed Up Decision On EU Fiscal Stability Treaty
Romanian President Traian Basescu said Monday the fiscal stability treaty agreed upon by EU member states should be signed by March 1, and Romania can no longer delay a decision on the matte...
Basescu Says Households Won’t Be Left Without Electricity
Romanian President Traian Basescu on Monday said households will not see any interruptions in the electricity supply, adding that the government might decide to cease energy exports.