The General Secretariat of the Government has started the selection process for the president and two vice-presidents of the Agency for Monitoring the Performance of Public Enterprises.
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The selection is part of the implementation of milestone 440 from the PNRR and aims to fill positions for a 4-year term. The selection committees will be assisted by an independent recruitment expert. Candidates can submit their applications until November 6, 2025, with the announcement available on the SGG website.
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Secretariatul General al Guvernului (SGG) a demarat procesul de selecţie pentru ocuparea a unui post de preşedinte şi a două posturi de vicepreşedinţi AMEPIP, pentru un mandat de 4 ani
Secretariatul General al Guvernului anunță începerea selecției pentru conducerea Agenției pentru Monitorizarea și Evaluarea Performanțelor Întreprinderilor Publice (AMEPIP)
SGG face selecție pentru posturile de președinte și doi vicepreședinți pentru AMEPIP
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