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The delegation of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Romania (CCIR), made up of representatives of Romanian companies, had a working meeting with Victor Negrescu, Vice-President of the European Parliament, in Brussels. This meeting is part of the delegation's program to participate in the 7th edition of the European Parliament of Enterprises - EPE 2025. The purpose of the meeting was to strengthen the dialogue between CCIR and European institutions, addressing topics such as the green transition, labor force shortage, support for exports, European competitiveness, industrial innovation, and adaptation to climate change. The President of CCIR, Mihai Daraban, emphasized the importance of these actions to build links between the Romanian business environment and European institutions, highlighting the need for concrete support to increase the competitiveness of Romanian companies in the European market.
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CCIR a facilitat întrevederea companiilor românești cu vicepreședintele Parlamentului European, Victor Negrescu
CCIR a facilitat întrevederea companiilor românești cu vicepreședintele Parlamentului European, dl Victor Negrescu - B1TV.ro
CCIR a facilitat întrevederea companiilor românești cu vicepreședintele Parlamentului European, Victor Negrescu
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