The U.S. State Department report highlights the existence of corruption in the Romanian business environment, often uninvestigated, which affects the investment climate.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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The U.S. State Department highlights corruption in the Romanian business environment, mentioning complaints from American investors regarding customs services and local authorities. Although corruption in the public sector is frequently investigated, cases in the private sector are rare. Notable examples include the case of Oracle's chief, Sorin Mîndruțescu, but in general, private corruption remains unaddressed by the DNA. Experts emphasize the negative impact of corruption on the economy, including loss of reputation and resources. The Eurobarometer shows that 94% of Romanian entrepreneurs perceive corruption as widespread.
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Investitorii americani se plâng de corupția din mediul de afaceri din România, o temă aproape absentă din dezbaterea publică
Departamentul de Stat al SUA: Investitorii se plâng de corupția din România. Aproape 10.000 de dosare penale închise din cauza prescripției
Oamenii de afaceri americani se plâng de corupția din România. Departamentul de stat al SUA îndeamnă investitorii la „prudență”
Raport al Departamentului de Stat al SUA: Investitorii americani se plâng de corupția funcționarilor publici români
Departamentul de Stat critică lupta anticorupție din România: Investitorii americani s-au plâns atât de corupția guvernamentală, cât și de cea din mediul de afaceri
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