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Boc Says Romania's Economy Will Grow 4% In 2012
Prime Minister Emil Boc said Romania’s economy is expected to grow by 1.5% to 2% this year, and by 3.5%-4% next year.
Boc: Government Will Keep Majority In Strategic Companies
Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc said Monday that he supports selling minority stakes in companies of strategic importance, such as Trangaz (TGN.RO), Romgaz and Transelectrica (TEL.RO), but...
Boc Asks Ministers To Explain Missed EU Fund Absorption Targets - Sources
Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc on Thursday reproached the ministers for failing to keep their promises to improve European fund absorption and asked to have a report within one week, peopl...
Basescu, Boc Discussed Creating Ministry For EU Project Management - Sources
Romanian President Traian Basescu and Prime Minister Emil Boc on Thursday discussed creating a Ministry of European Affairs, to manage projects financed with European Union funds, led by UNP...
Boc: Romania Supports Resumption Of Direct Bilateral Negotiations In Middle East
Romania maintains its position on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and supports the resumption of direct negotiations between the two parties, to ensure peace in the region, Prime Minister E...
Government To Focus On New SME Support Program – PM
Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc on Saturday said the Government will focus in the upcoming period on implementing a new program to support small and medium-sized businesses.
PM Boc Says Works On Transylvania Hwy Depend On Price Negotiations With U.S. Bechtel
Boc said Saturday in the northwestern city of Cluj-Napoca, where he attended the opening of a bypass road to traffic, that road works in Romania cannot be done at “any price” since the Gover...
Boc Opens Detour Road For Northwestern Romanian City Cluj-Napoca
Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc on Saturday ceremonially opened a detour road for the northwestern Romanian city Cluj-Napoca, where he was mayor before being appointed prime minister.
Over 500,000 New Work Contracts Signed Since May - PM
Prime Minister Emil Boc on Tuesday said 527,277 new work contracts have been signed since May 1, 66% of them for unlimited periods and 34% for limited periods.