Romania's Government has approved the national occupational classification structure, applicable as of January 1, 2011, which includes fortune tellers, companions and valets. The classification also includes bookmakers, household administrators, street salespeople, models, product presenters and providers of quick, on-the-spot services.

Romania's private lending fell by 3.9 percent to EUR 48.5 billion in November from the same month in 2009, held down by local currency loans, according to the Romanian Central Bank (BNR).

Comana Monastery, located in Giurgiu county, will be revamped with EUR 7 million, most of which non-reimbursable EU funds. The project aims at upgrading the infrastructure of the Fortified Monastery of Comana, hoping to attract more tourists to the area.

Orthodox Christian believers celebrate St. Stefan (Steven) on December 27, the third day of Christmas.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, will provide a EUR 58 million loan to Bancpost, that will enable the bank to extend more loans to micro, small, and medium enterprises in Romania and help speed economic recovery.

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The Financial Times has recently published an article quoting economist Cornel Ban from the Watson Institute saying Latvia and Romania have emerged as controlled experiments on bold austerity policies

The Romanian Government survived a fourth no-confidence motion this year as none of the MPs cast a vote on the motion on Thursday, after a man working for the public television jumped from one of the room’s balconies and injured himself.

Romania’s Chamber of Deputies has adopted the government emergency decree on consumer loans with 134 to 71 votes and 12 abstentions, after the Chamber's budget and finance committee adopted an additional report on the bill setting that loans underway are not to be affected by changes.

Romania's Parliament on Wednesday adopted the state budget for 2011, with 207 votes for, 143 votes against and no...

Romania's Government has approved the national occupational classification structure, applicable as of January 1, 2011, which includes fortune tellers, companions and valets. The classification also includes bookmakers, household administrators, street salespeople, models, product presenters and providers of quick, on-the-spot services.

Romania's private lending fell by 3.9 percent to EUR 48.5 billion in November from the same month in 2009, held down by local currency loans, according to the Romanian Central Bank (BNR).

Comana Monastery, located in Giurgiu county, will be revamped with EUR 7 million, most of which non-reimbursable EU funds. The project aims at upgrading the infrastructure of the Fortified Monastery of Comana, hoping to attract more tourists to the area.

Orthodox Christian believers celebrate St. Stefan (Steven) on December 27, the third day of Christmas.

The International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, will provide a EUR 58 million loan to Bancpost, that will enable the bank to extend more loans to micro, small, and medium enterprises in Romania and help speed economic recovery.

Expresii (“phrases”)

Today we will learn how to introduce ourselves.

Listen the pronunciation of the next phrases...

The Financial Times has recently published an article quoting economist Cornel Ban from the Watson Institute saying Latvia and Romania have emerged as controlled experiments on bold austerity policies

The Romanian Government survived a fourth no-confidence motion this year as none of the MPs cast a vote on the motion on Thursday, after a man working for the public television jumped from one of the room’s balconies and injured himself.

Romania’s Chamber of Deputies has adopted the government emergency decree on consumer loans with 134 to 71 votes and 12 abstentions, after the Chamber's budget and finance committee adopted an additional report on the bill setting that loans underway are not to be affected by changes.

Romania's Parliament on Wednesday adopted the state budget for 2011, with 207 votes for, 143 votes against and no...