Infrastructure is one of the government’s priorities, said Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu
Infrastructure is one of the government’s priorities, said Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu. During a visit in the town of Bistrita, he reiterated the interest to implement the Masterplan supported by European funds and for creating the legal framework for strategic projects in dialogue with the European Commission. Prime Minister Sorin Grindeanu reminded local authorities in Bistrita-Nasaud county that regional and national roads rehabilitation is a priority of his government. In this area, the Prime Minister not through words, but deeds. „I am convinced that the world is tired of talking”, said Sorin Grindeanu, „tired of road drawn on board with pens, tired of deadlines which are not met, is tired of everything you know that happened in these years. They are European money, and infrastructure is one of the priority areas of government that I lead. This is European money and infrastructure is one of the priorities of the government I lead. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
Romania will continue to work with France to train medical specialists in burn centers and in radiotherapy field
Romania will continue to work with France to train medical specialists in burn centers and in radiotherapy field, said Health Minister, Florian Bodog. He discussed the issue with François Saint-Paul, French Ambassador to Bucharest. „In the first stage”, said Florian Bodog, „doctors from Plastic Surgery Center in Timisoara will go to training courses. At the same time, we will have a specialist training program for radiotherapy centers. Ministry of Health, through World Bank, began the process of purchasing five radiotherapy equipment, seven are still to come and I had preliminary talks to form hospital managers, also through a joint program with France”. Romanian Health Minister also said that Pasteur Institute in France could assist us in order to re-launch the activity at Cantacuzino Institute for Immunology by implementing a common European-funded project. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
„Travel guide for Easter Holidays” – available to Romanian citizens traveling abroad
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs makes available to Romanian citizens traveling abroad in this period „Travel guide for Easter Holidays”. It contains useful recommendations when traveling outside Romania and a set of information of interest for the most common tourist destinations, such as Austria, Bulgaria, Greece, Italy, Israel, Great Britain and Spain. „Travel guide for Easter Holidays” can be found on the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and on Facebook page of the Consular Department in the Ministry. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
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