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Concordia President Discusses Industrial Role of Romania in Poland

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Concordia Employers' Confederation President Dan Sucu spoke at the European Forum for New Ideas in Sopot, Poland, discussing the industrial role of Romania and Central and Eastern Europe. Sucu noted that 47% of Romania's goods exports are machinery and equipment. On the sidelines of the event, Dan Sucu signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Lewiatan head Marek Gorski.

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Sucu stated that Romania and Central and Eastern Europe are a key part of Europe's industrial base, covering sectors like automotive, components, and software. He highlighted that German, French, and Dutch companies have invested in Romania's manufacturing and automotive sectors.

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  • ConcordiaConcordia President Dan Sucu spoke at the European Forum for New Ideas in Poland.
  • AGERPRESConcordia supplied a release regarding the event to AGERPRES.

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