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The largest bridge over the Danube was inaugurated in Romania

July 6, 2023

Bucharest, July 6, 2023 - Today, July 6, one of the largest projects financed through the cohesion policy, the Brăila bridge in Romania, was inaugurated. The bridge will connect the Black Sea and Danube Delta ports to the rest of...

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The Czech company Tesla Energy Storage invests in Romania in a factory for energy storage

September 7, 2022

By rbj The company Tesla Energy Storage, part of the Czech Tesla group, will build in the Free Zone in the city of Brăila, in the south-east of Romania, an equipment factory for energy storage, following an investment of 92...

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BusinessJanuary 17, 2026

Grüne Woche, 100 years. Romania participates with a wide range of agri-food products

Bucharest, January 17, 2026 - RBJ - The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MADR) announces Romania's official participation...

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The number of Romanians leaving the UK exceeds that of Poles. Unfortunately, the authorities in Bucharest remain indifferent to this massive migration phenomenon

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Grüne Woche, 100 years. Romania participates with a wide range of agri-food products

Global Volatility, U.S relations, and the Future of Work. Poland Organizes a Debate with Global Leaders in Davos

Cushman & Wakefield Echinox: The major real estate investors in Romania anticipate rental growth and demand stabilization for new spaces in 2026

The number of Romanians leaving the UK exceeds that of Poles. Unfortunately, the authorities in Bucharest remain indifferent to this massive migration phenomenon

Four trends that will shape tourism in 2026. Algeria, among the new very attractive destinations in North Africa

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