The new edition of the Start-Up Nation program was presented to young Romanians in Italy, at the Romanian Embassy in Rome
The new edition of the Start-Up Nation program, launched by the Ministry of Economy, was also presented to young Romanians in Italy. At the event organized yesterday at the Romanian Embassy in Rome, the adviser of the Commercial and Economic Promotion Bureau, Iulia Schnecker, explained to the participants that the Romanian state wants to convince them to invest in our country through this project. Incidentally, one of the young women present at the meeting, fashion designer Elena Munșuc, says that she finds the Start-Up Nation program extremely useful.
Elena Munşuc: I also want to invest in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, to open a factory or to be like a trainer for people who want to open a business in the fashion field. The longing for the country was permanent, but I think the time has come to bring my capabilities to the development of the countries from which I started, because I did my studies in the Republic of Moldova and this brought me the results thanks to Romanian citizenship, I managed to open a business in Italy and I think the time has come for me to give something.
The government approved the development of a new IT platform in the field of organ transplantation
Government has approved the development of a new IT platform in the field of organ transplantation, which will allow the permanent updating of information on donors and compatible patients be on the waiting list. Also in yesterday’s meeting, the Executive approved the aid scheme for a program intended for farmers who want to buy new tractors. The total budget is half a billion lei.
According to this new type of program, Rabla, which will also use money from the environmental fund, farmers will be covered up to 65% of the value of a new tractor or other vehicle that they they will use in agriculture. The condition is to trade in the old tractor and submit a file to receive this financing. Moreover, young farmers up to 40 years old will receive a percentage of up to 80% of the cost of the new tractor. The budget of this program is 500 million lei. The government also approved the creation of a new IT platform for the National Transplant Registry. Data on donors and patients on waiting lists will be entered here, and the platform will also help determine which patients are compatible with donated organs. Mihai Constantin, spokesperson: After entering the information on the availability of a donor or an organ into the National Transplant Registry, an automatic matching operation between that organ and active patients on the waiting list will be possible.
The government also approved an emergency ordinance that allows the training of pilots from Ukraine on F16 planes in our country and established the Carpathian Railway Company, for the commercial transport of goods and for military transport services for Romania and its allies.
The government also approved a procurement program in the railway sector.
58 new electric trains will be bought, which will connect 15 municipalities with the county seat. The value of the investment amounts to 3.3 billion lei.
None of the 14 presidential candidates collaborated with the Security, in the sense of making political police (CNSAS)
None of the 14 presidential candidates collaborated with the Security, in the sense of making political police. All of them were checked by CNSAS and only one of the candidates was an employee of the former communist Security, at the Foreign Intelligence Center, but he did not work as a political police either.
The National Council for the Study of Security Archives announced last night that it checked the candidates registered in the race for the presidency, and nine of them, including the main electoral competitors, did not collaborate with the Security and were not employees of this structure. Other four were born after December 1973, being too young to have worked with the former communist repressive body. As regards Silviu Predoiu, former interim director of the Foreign Intelligence Service, CNSAS notes that he too cannot be attributed the status of Security worker within the meaning of the law, i.e. as political police, although, according to the records, was an employee of the Foreign Intelligence Service between 1987 and 1989.
Alexandra Ioniță, RADOR RADIO ROMÂNIA
