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Romanians' favourite foreign travel destinations
1.2-1.5 Romanians went on holiday abroad through travel agencies last year, 20% more than in the previous year, with Greece, Bulgaria and Turkey being the most in demand destinations in the summer season (April-October).
Socar to bring refined petroleum products from Turkey
Socar, the largest petroleum and gas producer in Azerbaijan, says one of its first operations on the Romanian market will be the delivery of petroleum products processed in Turkey, through t...
Transelectrica earmarks 150m euros for cable to Turkey
Transelectrica, the national power transmission company, is set to invest at least 150m euros by 2020 for the construction of a submarine power cable for energy transmission to Turkey and fo...
Bombardier considers exporting to Turkey or Hungary
Swedish constructor Bombardier, which registered sales of 4 billion dollars in the first quarter of this year, could extend its partnership with Electroputere Craiova, where underground trai...
Turkey to invest in Romanian chicken industry
Turkey to invest in Romanian chicken industry
WizRom expands in Turkey and Bulgaria
An increase in the customer base and in the share of post-sale services in the turnover structure were the main points of the strategy enforced this year by management solutions supplier Wiz...
WizRom expands in Turkey and Bulgaria
An increase in the customer base and in the share of post-sale services in the turnover structure were the main points of the strategy enforced this year by management solutions supplier Wiz...
Turkey invests $20m in Romanian chicken
Banvit, Turkey's leading fowl producer is planning to invest $20 million in a production and distribution chain on the Romanian market, Anatolia news agency was quoted as reporting by Turkis...
Demirbank Romania moves on despite problems in Turkey
Although the situation of Demirbank TAS, Demirbank Romania's main shareholder (62.5%) in Turkey is uncertain, as take-over negotiations are in progress, things in Bucharest seem to move on....