Eurostat: Bulgaria, Latvia and Romania last in the EU after the minimum wage on the economy

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Friday, February 7, 2020

• President Iohannis is today in Brussels to meet the President of the European Council; the talks concern the EU budget
• Klaus Iohannis once again designates Ludovic Orban for the office of Prime Minister
• USR's Barna: We want early polls, we won't vote for Orban Government
• Foreign Minister Bogdan Aurescu met BSEC Secretary General Michael Christides
• Health Minister Costache, British ambassador Noble discuss latest healthcare legislative changes
• Foreign Minister, Executive President of AMRO, about inventory of interest topics for American companies
• BNR's Isarescu: Romania still imports too many agricultural products
• OMV Petrom CEO: If offshore law is not amended, “when” will become “if”
• Study: 93% of Romanians will be more attentive to their own needs and priorities in 2020
• CNPP: 9,396 beneficiaries of service pensions, in January 2020
• The Romanian Academy welcomes the decision of the government to resume the procedure for the registration of Rosia Montana on the list of UNESCO world heritage
• Eurostat: Bulgaria, Latvia and Romania last in the EU after the minimum wage on the economy
• Eurostat: Romanians and Bulgarians, the last places in the EU when it comes to work from home
• Romania could ban registration of Euro 3, Euro 4 cars to meet environment-related targets
• The 8th edition of Jazz in Church Festival to take place over April 23 - 26 at Lutheran Church in Bucharest