Tomorrow’s printed edition, 03.07.2023, of the diplomatic daily Nine O’Clock
From the contents of this issue:
- World Bank approves second Inclusive and Green Growth Development Policy Loan for Romania;
- President Iohannis at an informal meeting with several European leaders, discussions about EU enlargement;
- MAE: 40 employees of Russian Embassy in Bucharest to leave Romania by Russian aircraft;
- SecGen Geoana says Ukraine to be among equals around NATO table at Vilnius Summit;
- Croatia celebrates 10 years in the EU – membership remains remote for neighbouring countries;
- Programme of the Spanish presidency: for a global, autonomous, digital and green Europe with social justice;
- PPC will complete the acquisition of Enel Romania in September and will become the largest energy player in Southeast Europe;
- World Bank approves second Inclusive and Green Growth Development Policy Loan for Romania;
- Termene.ro launches the first podcast with concrete solutions for the integration of artificial intelligence in companies;
- FinMin Marcel Bolos talkes on Friday with leaders of unions in finance;
- The investment banking firm Blu Capital Partners assisted BMF Grup in the transaction with the SARMIS Capital investment fund;
- Mihai Daraban: It is time for the voice of businessmen to prevail over the voice of the political decision-maker;
- Changes in Telekom Romania Mobile’s Corporate Communication Team;
- Romanian road hauliers are discriminated at Ruse, waiting 24-36 hours in the illegal truck parking at the border while other hauliers are allowed to cross;
- The written tests of the national baccalaureate exam (session June – July 2023) ended Thursday, June 29, with the exam in Mother Language and Literature;
- The Ministry of Education centralized the results recorded by the VIIIth grade graduates who took the National Assessment (EN VIII) between 19 and 22 June 2023;
- CCIR is involved in attracting investment from the Republic of South Korea;
- Romania’s women’s table tennis team wins gold at European Games;
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