The projects were agreed upon in the private meeting Thursday between Boc and his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, and set in a joint statement of the two governments.
Boc said Romanian authorities want Israeli businesspeople to invest in fields like infrastructure, agriculture and oil.
The prime minister and most of the Cabinet is in Israel for a joint government meeting.
Romania will offer support to Israeli construction companies in selecting 1,000 Romanian employees to work in Israel starting next year, on the basis of a protocol signed between the Romanian National Employment Agency and Israel’s Authority for Population and Immigration.
The members of the two cabinets also agreed to speed up negotiations toward greater cooperation between the respective ministries of Health and of the Environment.