Bucharest City Hall announced on Wednesday, May 13, the association with Metrorex, the District 6 City Hall, and the...
Romania will allot EUR 15 million to hospitals this year for IT&C projects, according to Romanian Communications Minister Valerian Vreme.The Communications Ministry will spend as much as EUR 400,000 per hospital to outfit around 40 units, said Vreme.
The Romanian Communications Ministry will carry out a EUR 84 million project, funded by the European Union, to provide Internet access to the remaining unconnected areas in the country, according to minister Valerian Vreme.
Romanian carmaker Automobile Dacia, the Romanian unit of Finnish mobile giant Nokia, oil company OMV Petrom and oil refinery Rompetrol Rafinare were the country’s top exporters in 2010 both in the European Union and outside the EU, the Economy Ministry said Friday.
The Romanian Government has delayed until the spring of 2012 the sale of a 15 percent stake in natural gas producer Romgaz Medias, according to the country’s draft letter of intent agreed with the International Monetary Fund.
Romanian foreign direct investments, or FDI, fell 25.6 percent to EUR 2.6 billion in 2010, from EUR 3.5 billion in the previous year, the central bank said Friday.
Friday, February 11
10,00 hours Valentine's day Fair at Sala Dalles. On until February 14
10,00 hours Valentine's day...
Romanian lender Banca Transilvania (BT) manages EUR 311 million in wealth on the private banking segment, having increased by 20 percent the volume of managed assets for wealthy clients in 2010. Its clients need to have cash of at least EUR 100,000 placed with the bank for at least three months in the row, to qualify for the private banking services.
Learn Romanian with a new lesson each week. This week, learn the seasons, the months and the days of the week. Exercise included.
The Finnish band Children of Bodom will be up on stage at Arenele Romane in Bucharest– along with Ensiferum (Finland) and Machinae Supremacy (Sweden) - on April 20 to promote their 8th album, entitled “Relentless Reckless Forever”.
Romania will allot EUR 15 million to hospitals this year for IT&C projects, according to Romanian Communications Minister Valerian Vreme.The Communications Ministry will spend as much as EUR 400,000 per hospital to outfit around 40 units, said Vreme.
The Romanian Communications Ministry will carry out a EUR 84 million project, funded by the European Union, to provide Internet access to the remaining unconnected areas in the country, according to minister Valerian Vreme.
Romanian carmaker Automobile Dacia, the Romanian unit of Finnish mobile giant Nokia, oil company OMV Petrom and oil refinery Rompetrol Rafinare were the country’s top exporters in 2010 both in the European Union and outside the EU, the Economy Ministry said Friday.
The Romanian Government has delayed until the spring of 2012 the sale of a 15 percent stake in natural gas producer Romgaz Medias, according to the country’s draft letter of intent agreed with the International Monetary Fund.
Romanian foreign direct investments, or FDI, fell 25.6 percent to EUR 2.6 billion in 2010, from EUR 3.5 billion in the previous year, the central bank said Friday.
Friday, February 11
10,00 hours Valentine's day...
Romanian lender Banca Transilvania (BT) manages EUR 311 million in wealth on the private banking segment, having increased by 20 percent the volume of managed assets for wealthy clients in 2010. Its clients need to have cash of at least EUR 100,000 placed with the bank for at least three months in the row, to qualify for the private banking services.
Learn Romanian with a new lesson each week. This week, learn the seasons, the months and the days of the week. Exercise included.
The Finnish band Children of Bodom will be up on stage at Arenele Romane in Bucharest– along with Ensiferum (Finland) and Machinae Supremacy (Sweden) - on April 20 to promote their 8th album, entitled “Relentless Reckless Forever”.
The Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra will perform in Bucharest on March 31 at Sala Palatului, starting 20, 00 hours...