Results 176 - 191 from 191 for "foreign"
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Siveco Expects 15% Growth In 2011
08.24.2011
Siveco, the largest software company in Romania, with a turnover of EUR60 million in 2010, intends to increase exports, so that half of its sales to be made abroad in a few years’ time. more
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INS: Romania 1H Trade Gap Narrows To EUR4.54B
08.09.2011
Romania’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR4.54 billion in the first six months of 2011, from EUR4.88 billion in the same period a year ago, the country’s statistics institute INS said Tuesday. more
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Romania-North Korea To Clarify Bilateral Legal Framework - Bill
07.28.2011
Romania and North Korea will have a bilateral legal framework, made up of part of the 150 agreements signed by the two states between 1956 and 1989, according to a bill up for public debate. more
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Romania Has Good Growth Potential, Foreign Investors Say
07.26.2011
Romania offers good business opportunities and its flat tax rate makes it an attractive destination for investors, the Foreign Investors Council said Tuesday. more
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Romania Recognizes South Sudan Independence
07.10.2011
Romania welcomes the Republic of South Sudan's declaration of independence and recognizes the state as sovereign and independent, says a press release by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. more
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Foreign Affairs Ministry Sends Postal Voting Bill To Government For Approval
06.29.2011
The bill on postal voting for Romanians abroad, drawn up by the Foreign Affairs Ministry, has been sent to the Government for approval, ministry director of communications Doris Mircea said Wednesday. more
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Short-Term Foreign Debt Swelling Again
06.22.2011
The short-term foreign debt (the amounts borrowed from abroad by the state, banks and private companies that need to be paid back over the next 12 months), which was the main vulnerability that sent more
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Romania, USA Initial Agreement On Antimissile Shield Project
06.07.2011
Romania and the United States initialed Monday in Washington the agreement regarding the country's participation in the U.S. antimissile defense system, the Foreign Affairs Ministry said in a press more
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Banks Continue To Borrow From Foreign Sources, But Shift To Long Maturities
05.19.2011
Banks continued to borrow from abroad in the first quarter, as the savings capacity of local companies and households is diminishing, but the trend is to switch from shorter maturities to longer ones. more
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BNR: Romania's Forex Reserves Fall To EUR32.1B In April
05.02.2011
Romanian foreign exchange reserves fell to EUR32.07 billion in April from EUR32.77 billion a month earlier, central bank data showed Monday. more
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Foreign Ministry Receives RON1M Bill From Tarom For Japan Evacuation Flight
04.28.2011
The Romanian Foreign Affairs Ministry received a bill for over 1 million lei (about EUR245,000) from state-owned airline Tarom for the flight evacuating Romanian citizens from Japan in March, ministry more
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FIC Sees Renewable Energy Investment In Romania At EUR5B
03.21.2011
The Romanian renewable energy segment should draw investment of at least EUR5 billion in the next period, according to the Foreign Investors Council, or FIC. more
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Romania January Trade Gap Narrows To EUR186.2M
03.14.2011
Romania’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR186.2 million in January, from nearly EUR473 million in the year-earlier month, the country’s statistics institute INS said Monday. more
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Romania 2010 Trade Deficit Narrows To EUR9.46B
02.09.2011
Romania’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR9.46 billion in 2010, from EUR9.86 billion a year earlier, the country’s statistics institute INS said Wednesday. more
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Romania 2009 Trade Gap Narrows To EUR9.74B Vs EUR23.5B
02.09.2010
Romania’s trade deficit narrowed to EUR9.74 billion in 2009, from EUR23.51 billion a year earlier, with imports falling more rapidly than the exports, the National Statistics Institute said Tuesday. more
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Romani's 2008 Trade Deficit At EUR22.5B, Up 3.4% On Year
02.09.2009
Romania’s trade deficit was up 3.4% in 2008 to EUR22.5 billion, from EUR21.7 billion in 2007, but exports grew at a higher pace than imports, the National Statistics Institute reported Monday. more