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RADOR: News from Romania, 00-04-28

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From: RADOR Press Agency <http://indis.ici.ro/romania/news/rador.html>

April 28, 2000


CONTENTS

  • [01] Romania, the New President of OCEMN;
  • [02] Fourth Meeting of CEMN Interior Ministers;
  • [03] Romanian Troops to Participate the Multinational "Link Seas 2000" Training Exercise;
  • [04] London, Host of a Conference on "The City of Sibiu and the Transylvanian Saxon Villages";
  • [05] Romanian President Emil Constantinescu Promulgated the Sports and Sporting Activities Law;
  • [06] Paul Florea Is the New President of the Supreme Court of Justice;
  • [07] IMF Chief Negociator Emanuel Zervoudakis Is Visiting Bucharest;
  • [08] Bank of Piraeus Extends Its Activity in Romania.

  • [01] Romania, the new president of OCEMN

    Romania has become the new president of the Black Sea Economic Co-operation Organisation (OCEMN). At a ceremony in the Moldovan capital of Kishinev on Thursday, the current OCEMN president, Moldovan Foreign Minister Nicolae Tabacaru, handed over to his Romanian counterpart Petre Roman, the new OCEMN president for the next six months. In his inauguration speech, Foreign Minister Petre Roman said it was for the third time when Romania became the head of OCEMN. As president of the organisation, Romania's priority will be to accelerate a series of regional projects designed to enforce the co-operation and ensure economic growth. RADOR

    [02] Fourth meeting of CEMN interior ministers

    The fourth meeting of interior ministers of CEMN member states opened in Poiana Brasov on Thursday. The Black Sea Co-operation Organisation includes Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria, the Russian Federation, Georgia, Greece, the Republic of Moldova, Romania, Turkey and Ukraine. Participants are expected to evaluate the co-operation potential within the Regional Centre against crossborder organised crime in an attempt to solve the problems concerning the active efficiency of regional projects designed to combat worst cases of criminality. The Romanian interior minister is expected to put forward a draft additional document to the existing intergovernment agreement, a document designed to become the starting point of any further joint operations by similar institutions in all the CEMN member states. RADOR

    [03] Romanian troops to participate in the multinational "Link Seas 2000" training exercise

    A Romanian military unit left the Otopeni Miliary Airport on Thursday to participate in the multinational "Link Seas 2000" training exercise. 35,000 senior officers and officers in NATO member and partner states are expected to join the training due in Portugal between May 2-15. The Romanian unit on a C-139 Hercules plane include 89 senior officers and officers who will join the command structures and other units taking part in the training. RADOR

    [04] London, host of a conference on "The City of Sibiu and the Transylvanian Saxon Villages"

    The British capital hosted yesterday a conference on "The City of Sibiu and the Transylvanian Saxon Villages" organised by the Rumanian Ministry of Culture and the "Mihai Eminescu" Foundation under the auspices of the Prince of Wales. Participants included major personalities of Romania, United Kingdom, the US, France, Germany and Luxembourg. RADOR

    [05] Romanian President Emil Constantinescu promulgated the sports and sporting activites law

    Romanian President Emil Constantinescu promulgated on Thursday the sports and sporting activities law. During a ceremony at the Cotroceni Palace, the Romanian head of state said the law provided the sports with a status of a state sponsored activity of national interest. RADOR

    [06] Paul Florea is the new president of the Supreme Court of Justice

    Romanian President Emil Constantinescu designated on Thursday Mr Paul Florea as president of Romania's Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ). Paul Florea was sworn in before the president along with other eight lawyers who, also by presidential decree, were nominated as judges with the CSJ. After paying a tribute to former CSJ president Sorin Moisescu, who passed away recently, president Constantinescu pointed out the major role the justice and, consequently, the position of CSJ president were expected to play in the Romanian society. RADOR

    [07] IMF chief negociator Emanuel Zervoudakis is visiting Bucharest

    Romanian Prime Minister Mugur Isarescu met IMF chief negociator Emanuel Zervoudakis at the Victoria Palace on Thursday. At the same time, Romanian Finance Ministry officials have further talks with the IMF representatives in an attempt to finalise the intention letter designed to extend the current agreement between the Romanian government and the IMF, due to expire by May 31. The package of measures was actually decided last year and reviewed in January 2000. The talks on Thursday focused on how the Budget could be affected by the raise in the salaries of the Romanian officials and the facilities granted to SMEs, recently approved in parliament. RADOR

    [08] Bank of Piraeus extends its activity in Romania

    The Bank of Piraeus announced its intention to take over the Pater Credit Bank of Romania after signing an agreement allowing the transfer of the whole Pater Bank's capital to the Bank of Piraeus. The new bank, under the name Bank of Piraeus Romania, will operate as a credit bank. RADOR News Agency reports that a previous agreement was signed in November last year between the Bank of Piraeus and the Budapest Bank who owned the Pater Bank.


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