They also elected a temporary Executive Board made up of Ludwik Leszek Sobolewski, Alexandru Petrescu, Dante Stein, Rodica Bizdoaca, Benoit Pleska, Sorinel Dita and Adrian Cighi.
Sobolewski, the Chief Executive Officer of the Bucharest Stock Exchange, was appointed Chairman of the Board.
The new Board’s priorities consist in consolidating the company’s financial situation, re-launching the privatization process and renegotiating with the Trade Union of Postal Workers in Romania the additional act to the collective labor contract for 2008-2018 to ensure financially sustainable conditions for the activity of Posta Romana, according to the statement.
Posta Romana is 75% owned by the state and 25% by investment fund Fondul Proprietatea.