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CSAT meeting on April 27; Black Sea situation and conclusion of Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan

Sursa foto: presidency.ro The meeting of the Supreme Council of National Defence (CSAT) will take place on April 27, among the items on the agenda being the security situation in the Black Sea region and the implications for Romania, as well as the end of NATO s Resolute Support mission in Afghanistan, informs the Presidential Administration. In fact, on Thursday, President Klaus Iohannis announced that a CSAT meeting would be convened next week to discuss the situation in the Black Sea area, agerpres.ro confirms. I will convene next week a CSAT meeting dedicated especially to this area of tension in the Black Sea and the accumulation of troops on the eastern border of Ukraine. I do not want to go into too much military detail, but I want to assure Romanians that we stay vigilant, the head of state said.

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CEZ Group has completed the sale of its Romanian companies to Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets

Eighteen months after the start of the divestment process, CEZ Group has successfully concluded a transaction in which its Romanian assets have been acquired by funds managed by MIRA. Seven Romanian companies (Distributie Energie Oltenia, Ovidiu Development, Tomis Team, MW Team Invest, CEZ Vanzare, TMK Hydroenergy Power and CEZ Romania) are thus changing their owner. The sale is part of CEZ Group’s strategic plan to divest selected assets in some countries. In Romania, CEZ Group remains active in the area of trading (through CEZ Trade Romania) and providing modern energy services (through High-Tech Clima). In line with the new strategy, CEZ Group launched a divestment process of its Romanian assets in September 2019. A high level of competition among investors was maintained throughout the entire transaction. MIRA’s offer was the most attractive of all the submitted bids. The transaction was approved by the European Directorate-General for Competition and subsequently

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