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Government To Seek Confidence Vote For Decentralization Bill In Mid-November
Romania’s Government will seek a confidence vote in Parliament in mid-November to pass a bill on the decentralization of public administration, Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Friday.
Nica: Government Will Support Application Integration To Cloud Services
The Romanian Government will support the integration of applications developed by various administrations into cloud services and the Agricultural Register is the first project in this respe...
Government Doesn’t Extend CFR Marfa Sale Deadline, Buyer Has To Pay By Monday
Romania’s government has not extended the privatization deadline of railway freight carrier CFR Marfa in Wednesday’s Cabinet meeting, which means the buyer, Grup Feroviar Roman (GFR), has un...
Government To Consult With IMF, EU On 2014 State Budget
Romania’s Government will consult with experts of the International Monetary Fund and the European Commission on the country’s 2014 state budget, Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Wednesday.
Romania, Ford Settle Penalty Dispute
Romania’s government wants to cancel out a part of penalties owed by U.S. carmaker Ford, which failed to observe car production clauses included in a privatization contract with the state, a...
Government Approves New Insolvency Code Through Emergency Decree
Romania’s Government said Wednesday it has approved a new Insolvency Code.
Government Approves Lump-Sum Tax Bill
Romania’s Government Wednesday approved a bill to apply a lump-sum tax in the hospitality industry and the auto services sector starting 2014.
Romania Oks Signing Of MoU With Portugal For Purchase Of 12 Used F-16 Fighter Jets
The Romanian Government approved in its Wednesday meeting the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Portuguese Government for the purchase of 12 used F-16 fighter jets.
Romania To Charge Health Care Contributions On Revenues From Rents
People gaining income from rents will have to pay health care contributions of 5.5%, according to a government emergency decree approved Wednesday, people close to the matter told MEDIAFAX.