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Vol 7, no. 10, December 2011
The Diplomat Bucharest
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July 2009

CEZ announces EUR 3 billion investment in local energy projects

Czech Group CEZ, which has had large energy projects in Romania since 2005, has announced another significant investment in the local energy sector, through which it is planning to develop 2,000 MW of green energy projects by 2013

Charity ball

The 11th Edelweiss Charity Ball, the largest such event in 2011

Couriers seek to dispatch rivals post-haste

After two hard years of coping with the economic gloom and several bankruptcies in 2010, managers of the largest courier firms active locally told The Diplomat – Bucharest how much the market - estimated at EUR 200 million for this year - has slowed, what their business expectations are and where the growth potential opportunities may pop up. By Magda Purice

Basescu approves anti loan shark law

President Traian Basescu has promulgated a law prohibiting loan sharking, according to a statement made by officials in his administration

Romanian healthcare system seeks to inject clarity into financing

The main changes brought about by the new draft healthcare law, the amendments it has undergone so far and the potential funding structure of this sector were just a few of the themes of the Financing Mechanisms of the Healthcare System event, organized by The Diplomat – Bucharest. By Magda Purice, Roxana Cristea

Revenue hike and expenditure stagnation shape 2012 budget

The state budget for next year has been allocated in the context of a deficit of RON 17.1 billion, with revenues of RON 95.65 billion lei, up 13.5 percent on the RON 84.26 billion of revenues projected for this year, and total expenses of RON 112.8 billion, similar to this year’s level