Arizona becomes the first American state with an economic office in Romania, allocating 125.000 USD for this initiative, strengthening the economic partnership.
Miruna Brosban
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The State of Arizona has opened an economic representation in Romania, the first such initiative in the history of bilateral relations. In the budget for 2026, 125,000 dollars have been allocated for the office in Bucharest, which will also support Eastern Europe and the Western Balkans. Romania's Ambassador to the US, Andrei Muraru, emphasized the importance of this decision for the development of trade and economic relations. The Representation will provide trade assistance, conduct market research and facilitate business-to-business links. The project has been realized in cooperation between the Romanian Embassy and the Arizona authorities.
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Ambasada României în SUA: Arizona devine primul stat american care îşi deschide o reprezentanţă economică în România / Andrei Muraru: Un semnal puternic de încredere în potenţialul economic al României şi al regiunii noastre
Arizona devine primul stat american cu o reprezentanță economică în România. Biroul va fi deschis la București
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Arizona, primul stat SUA care își deschide birou comercial în România. Investiție de 125.000 de dolari
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