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Government Sets Growth Target At 1.8% Of GDP In 2013
Romania’s Government has set its target for economic growth at 1.8% of the gross domestic product this year, Minister-delegate for Budget Liviu Voinea said Thursday.
PM: Local Authorities Not Hiking Taxes By 16% Won’t Be Properly Compensated
The Romanian Government is set to adopt Wednesday the ordinance stating local authorities may decide whether or not to increase local taxes, Prime Minister Victor Ponta said, adding local ad...
Romania Limits Pay Of State-Owned Companies' Heads, Salary Hike Depends On Profit
The Romanian Government decided in Thursday session the indemnity of state-owned companies heads will be limited in 2013, while the employees' salaries will increase by maximum 3%, according...
Ponta: CNADNR To Be Reorganized As Highway Company Next Year
Romania’s Roads and Highways Company, or CNADNR, will be turned into a national highway company under the authority of Minister-delegate for Infrastructure Projects Dan Sova most likely at t...
Government Assembles For First Meeting After Endorsement
Romania’s new Cabinet, which received the Parliament’s endorsement Friday evening, convened Saturday morning to approve its organization chart and discuss its immediate priorities.
Romanian Parliament Endorses New Government
Romania's new Cabinet, led by social democrat Victor Ponta, on Friday evening received the Parliament's endorsement with 402 votes in favor and 120 votes against.
Romania’s New Government Presents Governing Program
Romania’s new Government, which has yet to be endorsed by the Parliament, has presented its governing program Thursday, reiterating many of the promises stated in the country’s standing agre...
Romania Plans To Change "First Home" Into "New Home" Program
Romania’s new government intends to replace the "First Home" program with the "New Home" one, which will only facilitate the acquisition of new homes.
Romania’s New Government To Have Nine Minister-Delegate Portfolios
The list of Romanian minister nominees sent to the Parliament Thursday includes nine minister-delegate portfolios instead of six, as officially announced Wednesday.