The National Environmental Guard is cutting its top posts by 6% and increasing the number of commissioners in the field by 150 in a reorganization.
Sanziana Georgescu
Current Affairs
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The reorganization process of the National Environmental Guard aims to increase the number of commissioners in the field, while reducing the weight of management positions. Commissioner General Andrei Corlan emphasized the importance of this reform in order to meet international commitments and to improve environmental control work. The GNM aims to attract graduates and experts in the field as it prepares for future challenges.
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Reorganizare la Garda Naţională de Mediu – Ponderea posturilor de conducere în instituţie a scăzut la jumătate, dar creşte cu 150 numărul efectiv al comisarilor din teren / Andrei Corlan: Suntem conştienţi că aşteptările cresc
Garda Națională de Mediu, prima REORGANIZARE din ultimii 13 ani! Reforma care pregătește noua generație de comisari de mediu
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