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Palestine Ambassador: We are trying to copy success of Romanian emergency care system
Ambassador of Palestine to Romania, Ahmad Aqel said on Thursday his country is trying to copy the success of the Romanian emergency care system.
During a speech he delivered at a farewell reception, Ahmad Aqel said he has had a good cooperation with the Romanian institutions, giving the example of the cooperation as regards the emergency system.
Intelligence chief: Not even the most important state can avoid catastrophe, unless vigilant
Director of the Romanian Intelligence Service (SRI), George Maior told TVR1 public broadcaster late on Thursday that an event similar to the Sept. 11 attacks, when the world changed "radically" is still possible, pointing out there's the need for more attention and vigilance because "not even the most important state can be exempted from a catastrophe."
TAROM introduces additional flights on four of its existing routes
TAROM Airlines, in a release to AGERPRES on Thursday, informed that it is going to introduce an additional number of flights, during the 2014-2015 winter season, on four of its already existing routes.
Thus, the Bucharest-Rome-Bucharest route will have two extra flights added, reaching thus to six weekly flights.
Udovicki: Serbia has 160 inapplicable strategies
BELGRADE - Serbia has 160 strategies that remain in force despite being mutually non-compliant and impossible to implement, Serbian Minister of State Administration and Local Self-Government Kori Udovicki said on Thursday, adding that the Secretariat for public policies has been established to help solve that problem.
Romanian 'Lover' of Colin Powell Gets Key EU Portofolio
European Comission President Jean-Claude Junker on Wednesday announced that Socialist MEP Romania's Corina Cretu would be European Commissioner for Regional Politics in the new Commission.
Cretu will manage a total budget of about 350 billion euro for the period 2014-2020, which makes this portfolio one of the most important in the structure of the Commission.
Kristalina Georgieva: Bulgaria's EU Funds Absorption Inefficient
It is the inefficient management of EU funds, and not money shortage, that poses the biggest challenge to Bulgaria, incoming Vice President for Budget and Human Resources Kristalina Georgieva said.
In an interview with the Bulgarian National Television she added among her main priorities was to help Bulgaria to absorb EUR 16 B in the 2014-2020 period.