Romania

AgriMin Constantin: We have succeeded in stimulating young people to return to their village

Romania has managed to keep the number of inhabitants in rural areas, to provide the opportunity to young people to return to and work in their village, Deputy Prime Minister and Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Daniel Constantin told Friday's conference 'Romanian Organic Forum,' held within the Indagra 2014 trade fair.

Election authority: Parties, independent candidates get close to 8 M lei in electoral campaign donations

The overall value of the donations received and declared by the political parties, political and pre-election alliances and the independent candidates in the electoral campaign for the president of Romania stood at 7,581,405 lei as of Oct. 30, the Permanent Electoral Authority said in a release to AGERPRES on Friday. (1 euro=4.4 lei)

Candidate Ponta: The US needs Romania to be much more active at regional level

Prime Minister Victor Ponta, the presidential candidate of PSD-UNPR-PC (the Social Democratic Party, the National Union for Romania's Progress, the Conservative Party) said on Friday that the main foreign policy objective he has in view as head of state is to strengthen Romania's importance in the partnership with the U.S. through the role Bucharest plays in the regional policy.

Candidate Szilagyi asks President Basescu to read his programme and vote for him

Zsolt Szilagyi, the presidential candidate of the Hungarian People's Party of Transylvania (PPMT) closed his campaign on Friday in Targu Mures (central Romania) by asking President Traian Basescu to read his programme on the 'Transylvanization' of Romania and to vote for him.

PM Ponta on EADS case file: Basescu confirms corruption in Romania-Germany relationship

Prime Minister Victor Ponta said Friday that he is worried by President Traian Basescu's recent allegations about the EADS case file, which in his opinion confirms the existence of corruption in the relationship between Romania and Germany.

PM Ponta: Basescu must say which service broke the law in case of Udrea's Paris trip

Prime Minister Victor Ponta on Friday said that President Traian Basescu needs to say which intelligence service precisely broke the law by taking some pictures of Elena Udrea and Directorate for the Investigation of Organised Crime and Terrorism (DIICOT) head Alina Bica in Paris.

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