Posta Romana will provide universal postal services throughout the country, including remote villages and areas with low population density.
Universal postal service fees will be the same nationwide and will be approved by ANCOM.
None of the two companies interested in becoming providers of universal postal services filed a valid application, ANCOM said in a statement.
ANCOM analyzed all postal companies that operate in Romania and decided to designate one of them, ex officio, as provider of such services, the institution said.
According to ANCOM, Posta Romana operates a network of 5,600 postal units, or about 60% of entire postal offices in Romania, and covers the whole country.
Currently, Posta Romana provides universal postal services and its license on this segment is valid until December 31, 2013.