Romania – geography Romania belongs partly to the highlands of Central Europe and partly to the plains of Central and Eastern Europe. The areas to the far west are continuations of the lowlands of Hungary and Vojvodina. They end at the Transylvania Highlands, which make up Transylvania, which flows east and south into the Carpathians.… Read More »
The once beautiful, historic and even Paris-like capital of Romania has been severely damaged by the Second World War and a severe earthquake in 1977. Several old neighborhoods have also disappeared due to political decisions. But fortunately there are also beautiful places preserved. For example the ‘Revolution Square’, the beautiful green city center ‘Cişmigiu Park’… Read More »
Subchapters: Basic data Public finances and the state budget Banking system Tax system Basic data Outlook and state of GDP, indebtedness, fiscal stability, shocks, possible overheating of the economy, capital, regional comparison, inflation and unemployment. In 2020, GDP decreased by 3.9% in real terms and reached 1,056 billion RON. Compared to 2019, household consumption in… Read More »
VISAS, ENTRY RULES, CUSTOMS REGULATIONS in Romania In order to get to Romania, you need to apply for a visa. To do this, the country’s embassy submits: – a foreign passport valid for at least 3 months from the date of the end of the trip; – a completed application form; – 1 color photograph… Read More »
The name of the country comes from the Latin word Roma, which means Rome or the country of the Romans. The first people appeared on the territory of present-day Romania no less than 300 thousand years ago. In the 2nd millennium BC. cattle-breeding tribes from the Northern Black Sea region and Central Europe penetrated here.… Read More »
Transportation Traveling by plane According to top-medical-schools, Tarom (RO), the main Romanian airline with a hub in Bucharest, connects Bucharest with most major cities in Romania. Carpatair (V3) is based in Timisoara and flies to various Romanian cities from there. In Romania, Blue Air (0B) has bases in Bucharest, Bacau, Cluj-Napoca and Iasi and flies… Read More »
Romania Between Latin heritage and Gypsy culture A composite and fragmented territory and a troubled history have hindered the formation of Romania as a unitary nation and have long isolated it from Western Europe, with which it had had ancient and important relations, as evidenced by the language. Through a difficult, delicate and controversial process… Read More »
Romania is the seventh country in the European Union according to its population, the ninth according to its area and the second in Eastern Europe. It has a privileged geographical location that favors trade. The Danube River is part of the southern border of the country. Bucharest is the capital city of Romania according to itypejob. It is located in southeastern Europe,… Read More »
In November 2014, the German-born Klaus Iohanni won the presidential election in Romania. It was a victory that surprised most. The incumbent Prime Minister Viktor Ponta had already won the first round and had 10 percent more votes than Iohannis. In addition, the polls clearly went in favor of Ponta. Why is the choice of… Read More »
In most European countries, it is a difficult transition from being a minority politician to making a career in national politics, as Iohannis has done. It is often pointed out that politicians who lead such parties put the special interests of their national or ethnic group before the interests of the country as a whole.… Read More »
6: Agriculture – Romania’s largest resource The key to progress in Romania lies in agriculture , and a national commitment there is crucial for economic development. About half of Romania’s 20 million people live in rural areas, but few young people settle there. Rather, they move from there. It is especially young people with a… Read More »
General travel information for Romania Continent: Europe Geographical location: Southeast Europe, north of the Balkans, located in the northern hemisphere Highest elevation: Moldoveanu (2544 m above sea level) Longest river: Danube (1300 km) Form of government: Republic System of government: Semi-presidential system of government Languages: Romanian, Hungarian Neighboring countries: Republic of Moldova, Ukraine, Hungary, Serbia,… Read More »
Animals and Plants What is growing in Romania? Almost a third (27 percent) of Romania is covered by forest. In the lower layers oaks dominate the picture, but there are also maple trees, plane trees, willows and linden trees. Beeches grow more and more from a height of 400 meters. There are also elms, ash… Read More »