The European Commission signed the SAFE agreement with Romania on Thursday, the second-largest allocation in the EU, covering defence, security and strategic infrastructure.
Romania signed a SAFE agreement with the European Commission worth €16.68 billion.
The allocation is the second largest in the EU, covering defence, security and infrastructure.
Actual disbursement will depend on Romania's ability to submit coherent, eligible projects.
Hungarian economic publications paint a worrying picture of Dacia: falling production, two new models built abroad, and profits fully extracted from Romania.
Dacia's sales have halved and production at Mioveni is on a downward trend.
Two new models in the lineup are being built in Turkey and Slovenia, not Romania.
Brand profits are fully extracted, with no significant reinvestment in the local economy reported.
Romania ranks among Europe's best for broadband infrastructure, yet trails most EU members in digital literacy, public e-services and overall digital competence.
Romania ranks near the top of the EU for broadband speed and fibre-optic coverage.
Digital skills and public e-services remain well below the EU average.
The gap reflects strong private investment alongside persistently slow institutional digitalisation.
At the FEFAC congress hosted in Bucharest, the company highlighted the strategic importance of EU-Ukraine ties amid mounting pressures in global agricultural trade.
Corteva highlighted EU-Ukraine agricultural cooperation at the FEFAC congress in Bucharest.
European feed industry debates strategic autonomy amid shifting global trade frameworks.
Ukraine's integration into EU agricultural markets raises competitiveness and standards questions.
Romania's former energy minister, now an adviser to interim PM Bolojan, says the small modular reactor project is "probably feasible" and should be kept out of politics.
Burduja calls the Doicești SMR project 'probably feasible', without concrete guarantees.
The former minister urges depoliticization of the nuclear dossier, speaking as a government adviser.
Cernavodă reactor 1 refurbishment and reactors 3 and 4 remain on the agenda, with no firm deadlines.
Romania's largest tour operator launched its public offering on the Bucharest Stock Exchange. Its CEO insists the founders are staying in — and still have things to prove.
Christian Tour has launched its public offering on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.
CEO rules out a founders' exit, saying the company still has growth to deliver.
Romania's fragmented tourism market could be reshaped by the listing's proceeds.