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Articles - Căile Ferate Române The speed limit for all trains in Romania is 160 km/h, although the only sectors trains run at that speeds are Bucharest - Câmpina and Bucharest - Constanţa and the only trains allowed to go that fast are those of InterCity and Rapid type. In September 1866, the Romanian Parliament voted for the construction of a 915-km railway, from Varciorova in the south to Roman in the north, via Piteşti, Bucharest, Buzău, Braila, Galaţi and Tecuci, all important population centres. High-passenger and international IC services, such as the Bucharest- Constanţa route, use the Romanian-built Astra AVA-200 cars, which have a maximum speed of 200 km/h and are the most comfortable rolling stock in the CFR fleet. www.lifevalley.com /articles/Caile_Ferate_Romane

[ RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY ] The PSD on 28 January announced it is supporting all six current incumbent mayors of Bucharest sectors. The BSP was included in the list published by Baghdad daily "Al-Mada" of individuals and entities that allegedly received payments in oil in return for political support for Hussein's regime. Other recently announced candidates include Stanislav Bernat, who is mayor of Martin; Jozef Kalman, who was a deputy premier in one of the cabinets headed by Vladimir Meciar and is now chairman of the extraparliamentary Left Bloc; and Banska Bystrica Mayor Jan Kralik, whose candidacy is supported by the now extraparliamentary SDL. www.rferl.org /newsline/2004/01/300104.asp?po=y

jan22b.rfe He said the government must negotiate, but added, "reforms cannot be negotiated." With more than 100 police reportedly injured in yesterday's clashes, Bucharest has cleared the way to impose a state of emergency. Correspondents say villagers have been cheering for strike leader Miron Cozma and his 10,000 miners during their advance on Bucharest. In Romania, the government hopes Cozma's protests will not become generalized across sectors and make a national impact. www.b-info.com /places/Bulgaria/news/99-01/jan22b.rfe

Dutch Romanian Business Centre As an important cultural and educational centre, Cluj County is also top ranked in the Romanian economy due to the presence of almost all sectors of economy. The main sectors of the county's economy are: industry (raw steel production; bricks and ceramics production; furniture production; textile and clothes production; meat production; cheese, butter and milk production) and agriculture. The county capital, Satu Mare, is located in the vicinity of four European capitals (700 km to Bucharest, 600 km to Vienna, 350 km to Budapest and 590 km to Bratislava). www.drbc.ro /economicinfo.html

Primary Groups A not-for-profit organization which promotes the use of free software in the governmental and private sectors in Argentina. Null Team ImpExp SRL, a VoIP software development and consulting company, Bucharest, RO. Princed, a set of free software projects related to the Prince of Persia game. freenode.net /primary_groups.shtml   (1067 words)

Annual Reports 1997 - Romania As Romania& President Emil Constantinescu (photo) noted in his speech to the CIPE conference on Generating Investment Through Economic Reform* in Bucharest in May 1997, Romania is now in "a rather special situation," because after seven years of relative stagnation it has implemented a turnaround program of "high speed and extremely complex reform." This is why, he said, his government has taken "radical measures" to revitalize those sectors that can create profits and show high performance, and to eliminate enterprises that lack growth potential. Constantinescu warns, the effects of reform will not be the expected ones unless the Romanian economy encourages the stimulation of export activities and a strong presence and real competition in the international marketplace. www.cipe.org /about/report/1997/buchrest.htm   (159 words)

Infrastructure and Energy - Carmen Arhip Education: Master’s Degree in Banking and Stock Exchange Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, 1996; Academy for Economic Studies (1979-1983); Law School at  Titu  Maiorescu University (1996-2001). Strengths: In depth knowledge of the Romanian energy and municipal infrastructure sectors; expertise in project management, corporate and project finance; ability to build up relationships based on trust; managing by results. web.worldbank.org /WBSITE/EXTERNAL/COUNTRIES/ECAEXT/EXTECAREGTOPENERGY/0,,contentMDK:20560719~pagePK:34004173~piPK:34003707~theSitePK:511377,00.html   (256 words)

The December Revolt and the Coup D'Etat - 1989:The Aftermath: Remnants Of The Securitate Join The Army And The NSF The presence of former Securitate officers and troops throughout the government and military has alienated large sectors of the Romanian populace. The 'technical departments necessary to the functioning of communications for the telephone system' in Securitate units located in Bucharest, Timisoara, Sibiu, Brasov, and Cluj also remained in place under army control, according to Stanculescu. Some Securitate officers even informed targets of their repressive activities under Ceausescu that they would still be watching them because it was now their duty to defend 'against the counterrevolution'. www.ceausescu.org /ceausescu_texts/revolution/december_revolt_aftermath.htm   (662 words)

Romanian Economics (and more!): April 2005 Romania's accession to the EU will confront Europe with a range of problems, from the unstable Black Sea region on its new eastern border to the need for large cash transfers to Romanian farmers and other sectors. Former President Ion Iliescu, who led Romania for 11 of the last 15 years, is running for the chairmanship of the party he founded after the end of communism in 1989. The congress is being held in a Bucharest hall where former dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and his Communist Party held their congresses. rom-econ.blogspot.com /2005_04_01_rom-econ_archive.html   (662 words)

Royal Danish Embassy The assistance specifically regards the so-called Joint Implementation projects of the Kyoto-protocol, whereby technology-transfers are made from Denmark to Romania and investments are made in energy and environment sectors with a view to reducing CO2-emission. Denmark is a strong supporter of Romanian membeship of NATO and the EU. Close political consultations followed on different levels, and in May 2000 Her Majesty Queen Margrethe the II of Denmark visited Romania along with the Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs and Minister of Cultural Affairs. www.danishembassy.ro /page.php?id=2   (662 words)

Subdivisions of Romania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia An exception to this structure is the Municipality of Bucharest, which is a secondary division (rather than a tertiary division like other municipalities) and is officially divided into six sectors, each sector having a local government and council. References: Law 151/1998 regarding the regional development in Romania was published in “Monitorul Oficial” in July 16 1998, being approved by the Romanian Parliament. Romania's administration is relatively centralised and administrative subdivisions are therefore fairly simplified. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Administrative_divisions_of_Romania   (438 words)

FIRST Initiative - Strengthening Financial Sectors In addition, the project seeks to create new corporate and government debt instruments that may provide new sources of capital, and stable domestic fixed income investments that may support other financial sector reforms, such as the development of a private pension system. The Bucharest Stock Exchange (BSE) has proven to be the more viable stock exchange and RASDAQ companies that are viable will be de-listed and listed on the BSE. This three-year project seeks to close down the RASDAQ stock exchange, a market created with USAID financing. www.firstinitiative.org /InformationExchange/ViewProjects/displayProject.cfm?iProjectHistoricalID=3909   (120 words)

NEWSBRIEFS (11/09/97) KYIV - Ukraine's Foreign Affairs Minister Hennadii Udovenko and his visiting Romanian counterpart, Adrian Severin, on October 22 exchanged documents confirming the ratification of the basic treaty signed by the two countries in June, Interfax and Radio Bucharest reported. The prime minister stressed that the processing and foodstuff sectors are to be developed in Ukraine. KYIV - Prime Minister Valerii Pustovoitenko said he thinks it reasonable for entrepreneurs to take part in preparatory work on several projects of the Cabinet of Ministers, including a list of vital import goods. www.ukrweekly.com /Archive/1997/459706.shtml   (1206 words)

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