NUR-SULTAN. KAZINFORM – Chairman of the Senate Committee on international relations, defense, and security Mukhtar Kul-Mukhammed and Romanian Ambassador to Kazakhstan Cezar Manole Armeanu discussed the prospects for strengthening cooperation between Kazakhstan and Romania, Kazinform cites the press service of the Kazakh Upper Chamber of the Parliament Senate.
Logiscool Romania, the programming school for children aged 7 to 17, expands its franchise system in Romania and aims to develop its network with 20 new schools by the end of 2021, of which 12 are already underway.
More than 4,000 students will be able to learn programming and strengthen their digital skills in the 20 new schools. So far, approximately 20,000 students have attended Logiscool Romania’s classes in its over 3 years of presence in the local market.
Part of an international network of programming schools for children and adolescents, world leading in the edu-tech segment, Logiscool has expanded rapidly internationally, reaching over 110 locations in 19 countries in Europe, Asia and America. In Romania, Logiscool has already opened 40 franchise educational centers and ranks, alongside Hungary, the country of origin, among the top countries with the greatest interest in digital literacy for children.
REI team obtains state aid for Sterk Plast, one of the most important plastic production companies in Romania
Mihai Cristea 27/04/2021 | 14:25
REI Finance Advisors, one of the most dynamic consultancy companies specialized in attracting non-reimbursable funds for Romanian companies, has successfully brokered 2,5 million euros in state aid for Sterk Plast, one of the most important plastic production companies in Romania, part of a 5 million euro investment project.
The project aims to expand the production capacity of the Sterk Plast factory in Medgidia, with a total value of 5 million euros, while the state aid, obtained under the state aid Scheme regulated by GD 807/2014, will provide 50% of the investment project.
Drawing a Defence Line in Europe’s East
Imperfect Elections Give a Direction to Romania
10 December 2020
Last weekend’s Romanian parliamentary elections will have an impact on the evolution of Central Europe in terms of geostrategic interests, alliances and defence. How will the next governing coalition manage increasing expectations, as well as restore the international credibility of Romania’s economy and the rule of law while continuing to consolidate NATO’s Eastern Flank in partnership with the USA and regional allies?
Readers are certainly more acquainted with Schrödinger’s cat dilemma than Eugene Ionesco’s
théâtre de l’absurde but here is something new: Schrödinger can be applied to election results.