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Romania-Italia: Interscambi commerciali in salita
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
L'Unione Europea ha finanziato con 250.milioni di Euro la Regione Ovest della Romania.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Investire all’estero
Monday, February 14, 2011
Investire nei terreni industriali all’estero.
Vi sono paesi in fortissima crescita :Romania, Brasile, India, Turchia, ecc., che stanno creando infrastrutture industriali di grande portata.
Chi riesce a individuare ed a investire nelle zone che riceveranno un forte impulso dalla localizzazione di importanti industrie e infrastrutture, otterrà grandi benefici e rivalutazione già nel breve termine.
Coloro ad esempio che nei primi anni novanta, comprarono per pochi soldi terreni in aree strategiche intorno a Bucarest e Timisoara in Romania, dopo pochi anni, ottennero un apprezzamento nei loro investimenti anche di dieci, trenta volte la somma investita.
Essere al posto giusto nel momento giusto, permette di fare ottimi affari.
Investire all’estero nelle aree di sviluppo commerciale ed industriale.
Queste aree diventeranno poli commerciali, industriali, aeroportuali e nelle vicinanze, nasceranno aree urbane destinate alla popolazione.
Quindi, anche l’investimento immobiliare ad uso abitativo sta crescendo in maniera esponenziale ed il valore degli immobili, subirà una forte crescita per due elementi importanti:aumento della popolazione nei prossimi venti anni aumento del reddito di ampie fascie della popolazione che potrà permettersi abitazioni di buon pregio.
Quattro big dell'energia abbandonano i progetti nucleari in Romania: costano troppo
Saturday, February 12, 2011
Brutte notizie per i progetti di espansione della centrale nucleare di Cernavoda nel sud est della Romania: Gdf-Suez, Rwe e Iberdrola hanno appena annunciato di tirarsi fuori dalla costruzione del terzo e quarto reattore della centrale. In passato si era già defilata la ceca Cez.
Una spinta all'industria dell'automobile in Romania
Thursday, February 10, 2011
La regione occidentale della Romania potrebbe presto trasformarsi in un solido centro per l'industria dell'automobile grazie al lavoro di un intraprendente progetto UE.
La Romania, e in particolare la regione occidentale, presenta da decenni un solido potenziale nell'industria dell'automobile. Creando le giuste condizioni e competenze, con questo potenziale si potrebbe costituire un formidabile gruppo per l'industria dell'automobile nella regione.
Il progetto WeSteer (Support actions for the emergence of a research driven automotive cluster in west Romania), finanziato dall'UE, ha promosso la cooperazione tra promotori dello sviluppo regionale, università, centri di ricerca, imprese e altre parti interessate nel settore automobilistico e ha gettato così le basi per la promozione dello sviluppo sostenibile basato su una maggiore collaborazione tra ricerca e politiche regionali.
Per ottenere questo risultato l'equipe del progetto ha costituito un'unità di gestione del gruppo (CMU) per promuovere la cooperazione tra ricerca e industria nel settore dell'automobile. Ha creato database su ricerca e sviluppo e supportato il trasferimento dei risultati della ricerca alle piccole e medie imprese (PMI) locali. Inoltre il nuovo gruppo ha ricevuto consigli da partner europei esperti relativi allo scambio di informazioni e al trasferimento di buone prassi nello sviluppo del gruppo. Inoltre WeSteer ha implementato una serie complessa di attività a supporto di un progetto pilota per ricerca e industria sulla promozione della cooperazione tra enti di ricerca e PMI.
I risultati del progetto includono un rapporto dettagliato sul settore, database utili, una roadmap sulla futura cooperazione tra parti interessate e attività di marketing, inclusa una newsletter. La comunicazione e la cooperazione tra parti interessate a livello regionale e internazionale è stata potenziata ulteriormente tramite una piattaforma di comunicazione virtuale e altri strumenti di comunicazione.
Tutto ciò ha prodotto una migliore comprensione e una maggiore capacità per azioni politiche relative alla dinamica del settore dell'automobile a livello regionale. Ha inoltre creato un consenso a livello regionale a supporto del progetto di sviluppo del gruppo. Il piano d'azione e attività pluriennale così ottenuto per il gruppo indica il successo del progetto, poiché aumenta notevolmente la capacità a livello regionale per potenziare lo sviluppo basato su scienza e tecnologia, con un'attenzione particolare al settore dell'automobile.
WeSteer ha avuto un notevole impatto sull'ambiente politico e socio-economico della regione occidentale della Romania e avrà un effetto a lungo termine sul modello di sviluppo economico, sui risultati economici generali della regione e sulla sua integrazione in strutture e reti europee pertinenti.
Enel Green Power, continua la crescita nell'eolico in Romania
Saturday, January 1, 2011
Parte oggi il nuovo parco eolico di Enel Green Power, Salbatica I, realizzato in Romania. Secondo quanto si apprende da una nota, la produzione annua stimata è di circa 85,5 milioni di kWh, in grado di soddisfare i consumi di 29 mila famiglie. Salbatica va ad aggiungersi al parco eolico di Agighiol, il primo messo in marcia da Enel Green Power in Romania a dicembre.
A STRATEGY FOR EUROPE IN CRISIS
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
The leaders of EU states met for the summer European Council in Brussels and agreed on enforcing budget discipline and better coordination of economic policies. They backed the idea that, as of 2011, national budgetary plans be verified within the Union, before being adopted in the parliaments of member states. The measure comes as Brussels recalls having received wrong information regarding national budget deficits, something which the EU considers particularly dangerous.
The participants have also discussed the possibility of gradually introducing new sanctions for states that violate the regulations, while members that fall within the allowed limits are expected to receive financial incentives. Another punishing measure, put forth by the France-Germany fulcrum, could be the cancellation of voting rights for states that have excessively lenient fiscal policies.
Another option has been considered, which prohibits access to European subsidies, such as regional, social and farming aid, to states that ignore fiscal regulations. European leaders have also reached an agreement regarding the introduction of taxes on banks. European states will debate this topic at the G20 summit, scheduled for next week in Canada.
Another issue that European leaders debated was the 2020 EU Strategy, a document adopted by Brussels. Attending the debates, Romanian president Traian Basescu said that ‘’this strategy perfectly fit the country’s modernization program’’. The document mentions several EU objectives, including a 75% reduction in unemployment for the 20-64 age segment, and an increase in the level of education. Massive investments in the field of research and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions are also on the cards.
The European Council also decided that, by the end of this month, all member states publish the results of stress tests within bank system – something noted by President Basescu. Every national bank facing problems will receive EU financial help, Basescu added.
The Italians, the Danes ......
Friday, April 23, 2010
The Italians, the Danes and the Dutch have more 'than 450,000 hectares of arable land in Romania, which covers 14.7 million hectares.
The surface more 'broad' far occupied by Italians with over 300,000 hectares, ie '3.1% of agricultural land worked by Romania.Essi grow cereals, rice and engaged in the eggs from the fowl.
In 2009 Italy and 'left the country on a list of companies registered in Romania, with over 28,000 active companies this year scorso.Tra 1300 in the agricultural sector.
Our Company 'develops and follows on account of some of their projects are not refundable, which set the valorification land and various crops, with funds for the purchase of vehicles, construction of warehouses, the plant species to land viticulture.
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Romania Economy
Saturday, April 3, 2010
The position of Romania's image abroad has been established, especially thanks to the success of the agreements reached with the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission, the World Bank and EBRD, which Bucharest takes about 20 billion euros. He said the Romanian Minister of Finance, SebastianVladescu, after the success in recent days by Romania, which has borrowed one billion euros by issuing a eurobond with a maturity of five years. The interest of investors, mostly Germans and Austrians, who bought more than 30% of Romanian Eurobonds, followed by the British, with almost 24%, makes it hopeful SebastianVladescu. "The best sign of this consolidation has been the success of the eurobond issue last week, an issue of one billion euros, which showed us the confidence of investors at this time," said the minister.
"Development in Romania"!
Monday, March 8, 2010
More and more 'grant projects in 2009 were approved by the Community' European development in Romania in various fields of infrastructure, agriculture and tourism are part of the Regional Operational Program from 2007 to 2013.
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• Develop a business plan.
• Assistance to obtain the necessary warnings for the investment.
• Assistance in order to explain all the documentation in order to obtain funding for the project.
• Support for requesting funds according to program funding requested.
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The wooden house!
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
The wooden house (general information)
The wood was certainly one of the first materials used by man in the creation of simple houses and shelters first real then. Modern technology brings today to reproduce such material not as a fallback solution, but as a quality choice.
Wood is one of the preferred materials by those involved in green building because a number of characteristics make it an almost perfect material if it is made responsible use.
A wooden house has many advantages over conventional construction. Wooden house, if well implemented, it has nothing to envy to a house made of bricks and cement, indeed!
The single significant problem, this solution may be a cultural one, a large part of Italy is in fact from this point of view related to the myth of brick and cement.
Quality Construction will devote space to the area of this site wooden houses offering visitors an overview of what it offers the market is now highlighting the pros and cons of the various constructive solutions adopted for this kind of achievement.
Course will be given ample space to quality solutions before which the visitor can find many, indeed many, reasons to seriously consider the outcome of the wooden house.
At present because the market is booming in our country since
a wooden house implies, among many benefits including:
* Quickly and default cost of construction (of course depends on which you rely)
* Energy Saving insured (a wooden house in average requires half or even less, energy to be heated. One can, with a slight increase costs go down quietly to one third of consumption. With the wood is then possible to implement passive houses)
* Is ecologically sustainable (if the wood comes from forests managed in a timely manner)
* Is healthy (if you use only natural materials for green building)
* Is durable (if you choose a house producers of quality wood, from this point of view, has nothing to envy to a conventional, indeed ...)
* It is economical (the cost of management and maintenance of a well-built wooden house are much lower than conventional construction. Buy a good wooden house is undoubtedly the best course is to side than on the quality of costs).
Brief history of bilateral economic relation
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
As a result of the political interest of strengthening the US relations with Romania, on November 8, 1993, Romania obtained from the US “the most favored nation” clause, this fact facilitating the promotion of bilateral economic relations (the granting clause is done on an annual basis).
In August 1996, as a result of the progress in economic reform the US Congress approved the permanent clause for Romania thus creating the circumstances for development of the market economy.
On July 11, 1997, on the occasion of the visit to Bucharest of the US President Bill Clinton, the Romania-US Strategic Partnership was launched. The Strategic Partnership represents an extended framework of cooperation aimed at strengthening the bilateral relations, supporting the reform process and the Euro-Atlantic integration of our country, and promoting Romania's role as a factor of stability and security in south-eastern Europe.
Since its launch the Strategic Partnership was a key landmark of the Romanian foreign policy and an effective tool to support national efforts at the political, economic, military, and administrative levels.
On March 10 2003, the US authorities granted Romania the status of a "market economy", which was an extremely important step in promoting the objective of increasing the Romanian-American economic relations, both in terms of trade and of American investments in Romania.
CURRENT GENERAL CONTEXT OF BILATERAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS
On July 31, 2009, the volume of trade (imports and exports) amounted to USD 652.21 million, imports from the U.S. amounted to USD 397.68 million, and exports at USD 254.53 million. Following the development of exports and imports, the trade deficit recorded the value of 143.15 million USD. On exports, machines and electrical appliances, common metals, plastics, rubber, textiles and chemical products represent the highest share. Regarding the imports, machinery and electrical equipment, plant products, chemical products, optical instruments, photo devices, and common metals prevail.
"Banat will be used on the belt !
Thursday, November 5, 2009
After seven years of delays, renegotiation, termination of contracts, changes in the Ministry of Transportation and Government, the Interim Prime Minister, Emil Boc, together with the Interim Minister of Transport, Radu Berceanu, landed on Tuesday by helicopter on the quarter of a belt to work around Timisoara to enact: "Banat will be used on the belt to work around Timisoara in December 1.
A quick look over work and over the figures presented by the manufacturer, and the two last statements. The first was Prime Minister Emil Boc, who believes that by this deadline, the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure to fulfill promises made to Timisoara last visit, when he said that work on the quarter of the ring roads that will connect Route Lugojului the way Arad, will be completed in ... November.
Aside from promises, Boc timişorenii now thought that deserved this trip to 20 years of the Revolution.
"Banat will be used on the belt to work around Timisoara in December 1. (...) At least as a minimal form of respect to the Government, that before 20 years of the Revolution and we can take this portion of the belt and rehabilitated, Lugoj-Timisoara. It's a form, so minimal respect "the Premier said.
Asked if would come in December for the inauguration of the 12.6 kilometers of road built in seven years, Boc replied: "You come in Timisoara, I do not know in what capacity. Then he sent a call constructors: "But hurry, do not come in bad weather.
Timisoara, the second best city in Romania!
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Magazine Capital: Timisoara, the second city 'after Bucharest, considered the most' liveable for quality 'of life. Analysis carried out points out that Bucharest, Cluj, Constanta and Timisoara dominate the list of cities 'where life has more' benefits.
The criteria chosen by the magazine Capital Timisoara to crown as the best city 'after all of Romania Bucharest are 12 and range from:
- Possibility 'of work
- Competitiveness' economic
- Infrastructures and Transport
- Health Care
- System of Higher Education
- Possibility 'of leisure and entertainment
- Climate
- Public Safety
- Level of local taxes
- Trade Development
- Green spaces and parks
Note that Arad occupies the 10 'position as the standard of living in the following list, throwing so Timisoara to be unique character of future investments in the region of Banat.
The "first home" also valid for the new construction !
Thursday, July 16, 2009
The issue of the State guarantee for loans taken out through the "First Home" will be used - by up to 60,000 euros - not only to the buildings already built and registered at Land Registry, but also for housing design and construction.
Therefore, applicants must deposit at a bank that joined the project, a request for funding is accompanied by a preliminary contract of sale of the house or contract with a construction company. In the program are not included in homes built its regime. Who will get credit for the acquisition of the "First House" will have to pay an advance of 5% for a house worth up to 60,000 euros or 3,000 euros plus the difference in purchase price if the price of the house more than 60,000 euro .
Romania has received in recent days the letter approving ....
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Romania has received in recent days the letter approving the loan requested by the International Monetary Fund. This was issued by the Minister of Finance and the Governor of Central Bank, writes Seeurope.
The Romanian Premier Emil Boc said that the final form of the agreement will be approved by the management of the Fund and dall'Ecofin between 4 and 6 May.
This will then be ratified by the Romanian parliament. Romanian Prime Minister reiterated that the total value of the loan will be 19,950 billion euros, of which 12,950 billion will come from the IMF and will be channeled to the National Bank of Romania in order to increase its international currency reserves.
5 billion will come instead from the European Commission and will be used by the Ministry of Finance to contain the budget deficit. The Minister of Public Finance, Gheorghe Pogea, showed that all the conditions set by the fund have been met, particularly that relating to the containment of the deficit to 4.6 percent of GDP. Pogea said that the state controlled companies will be carefully controlled in order to improve its performance.
Mihai Tanasescu, Romania's representative at the International Monetary Fund, said that revenue and expenses are covered by the conditions set out in the program Fondo.L 'agreement with the Fund, however, contribute to increasing stability and reducing uncertainty.