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Romania registers annual 0.3% GDP growth in Q2 2025
Romania’s gross domestic product (GDP) registered a 0.3% increase in the second quarter of 2025 compared to the same period of 2024, and 2.3% on the seasonally adjusted series, according to the National Institute of Statistics. The seasonally adjusted GDP in the second quarter of 2025 is estimated at approximately RON 467.7 billion, showing a…
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Startup Fortress: Romania’s Oradea launches year-round program for tech founders
Make IT in Oradea, a public-private initiative developed by the city to support tech entrepreneurship, has launched Startup Fortress, a year-round program offering tech founders access to infrastructure, funding, and networking. The program aims to attract talent and promote the local tech ecosystem through a paid residency designed for digital nomads and professionals interested in…
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Romanian company Caress Society invests RON 17.6 mln in eco-friendly cosmetics factory
Romanian cosmetics company Caress Society has announced plans to build a modern production facility in Filipeștii de Tîrg, Prahova County, with a total investment of RON 17.6 million (some EUR 3.5 million). The project will be co-financed through the Just Transition Program 2021–2027, with approximately 70% covered by EU funds and the rest from the…
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Romanian central bank holds the 36th largest reserves in the world
Romania ranks 36th globally by the size of central bank reserves, around USD 73 billion, according to The World Factbook, but based on 2024 data. The 36th place is the same as the country’s position by the size of its economy in the world, with GDP calculated at purchasing power parity. However, this year the…
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Romania takes global culinary stage with first selection at Bocuse d’Or Europe 2026
Romania has been officially selected to compete at Bocuse d’Or Europe 2026, marking the first time the country will take part in the world’s most prestigious culinary competition. There will be 20 participating nations at the European edition, which will take place in Marseille, France, in March 2026. The countries that qualify in Marseille will…
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Northern Romania: Six bids for new water park in Satu Mare County
The City Hall of Tășnad, located in Satu Mare County, north-western Romania, has received six bids for the construction of a new water park. The project is valued at RON 138.2 million (approximately EUR 27.2 million), and the building is scheduled to take 3 years. The water park, named Aquapark Transilvania Terme Tășnad, will cover…
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CarteTeca 2025: RON 250,000 for 50 school libraries. Libris and Save the Children Romania open registrations for the 7th edition
Libris and Save the Children Romania announce the launch of the seventh edition of the CarteTeca program, through which 50 school libraries across the country will be equipped with new books, supported by a total investment of RON 250,000. Registrations for this year’s edition open today, on the platform libris.ro/carteteca. To date, the project has…
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Half of Romanians do not expect decent pensions
Half of Romanians fear that they will not be able to maintain a comfortable standard of living after retirement, according to the Retail Banking Radar report, produced by the consulting company Kearney. Romania is thus above the European average (47%). According to the report, as quoted by Bursa.ro, 48% of Romanians expect to continue working…
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Romania signs cooperation deal with OCCAR for acquisition of four multirole corvettes
Romania has signed a cooperation agreement with the Organisation for Joint Armament Cooperation (OCCAR), marking the country’s first concrete step towards acquiring four combat corvettes through the European Multirole Corvette (EMC) programme, the Ministry of National Defence announced, as reported by Bursa.ro. The agreement was signed by defence minister Ionuţ Moşteanu and OCCAR Director Joachim…
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Romanian PM says magistrates’ pensions are an urgent financial and social problem
Tackling magistrates’ pensions represents a milestone in the PNRR on which hundreds of millions of euros of funds depends on, and it is also a major social problem due to the social sense of injustice it creates, prime minister Ilie Bolojan told B1 TV news channel, expressing his hope that the Constitutional Court (CCR) “will…