Young Jobseekers Get Support Through Job Search Network EURES
Young people aged 18 to 35 get support with finding jobs in European Union countries through job search network EURES.
Romania’s Public Employment Agency ANOFM is co-applicant within the EU project ‘Your first EURES job’ – Targeted Mobility Scheme until January 2017. The Public Employment Service of Sweden/EURES Sweden is the administrator and lead-applicant of the project. The project is run by 8 different countries together in a Consortium: Sweden, Slovenia, Ireland, Romania, Denmark, Finland, Portugal and the Azores. The project covers all of the EU28 EFTA/EEA countries (Iceland and Norway).
The purpose of EURES is to provide information, advice and recruitment/placement (job-matching) services for the benefit of workers and employers as well as any citizen wishing to benefit from the principle of the free movement of persons. (Puterea)
Romanians Paying Health Insurance To Get Extra Medical Services
Romanians who pay health insurance will get additional medical services after the National Health Insurance House (CNAS) said it will include new services in the basic insurance package.
According to a draft amending the government decision which regulates medical services packages granted to Romanians, more Romanians will be able to enjoy paraclinical medical services and medical care at home. (Adevarul)
CFR Calatori To Get Subsidies Of RON1.05B In 2015 Vs RON1.22B In 2014
The subsidies received by state-owned passenger railway carrier CFR Calatori, based on the social minimum package, will be reduced to RON1.05 billion (EUR234.3 million) in 2015, from RON1.22 billion in 2014.
As regards private operators, the biggest cut in compensations, of 38%, will be applied to Regiotrans.
Thus, Regiotrans will get this year subsidies of RON142.09 million, way below RON229.13 million received in 2014.
Overall, the subsidies granted to passenger railway operators will be reduced to RON1.32 billion in 2015, from RON1.53 billion last year, according to Transport Ministry data. (Puterea)
Dragnea Says Romania Should Get More Involved In Moldova’s Problems
Social democrat leader Liviu Dragnea thinks that Romania ought to get more involved in Moldova’s problems, considering its ‘difficult’ path towards the European Union.
„ (…) The Romanian state ought to have a more efficient approach. All political forces in Romania and all institutions with attributions in this field should hold talks and find, together with foreign partners, the right direction for Moldovans because they are our brothers,” said Dragnea. (Puterea)
President Klaus Iohannis Meets Italian Foreign Minister Paolo Gentiloni Thursday
Romanian President Klaus Iohannis will meet Thursday, at the presidential Cotroceni Palace, with Italian Foreign Affairs Minister Paolo Gentiloni.
Gentiloni will also hold talks with Romanian counterpart Bogan Aurescu.
Gentiloni and Aurescu will sign a bilateral agreement regarding the legal and juridical aspects of war graves, the Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry informed. The two ministers will also hold joint press conferences. (Adevarul)