Icelandic Companies Explore Economic Opportunities in Romania
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What happened
In September 2007, the President of Iceland visited Romania, where discussions included potential cooperation on energy issues. On September 19, the two Presidents discussed the possible participation of Icelandic companies in Romania's economic development. Representatives from 25 Icelandic companies, including banks, construction firms, and energy companies, attended the visit.
From icenews.is
Why it matters
The discussions highlighted the potential for Icelandic experience to assist Romania's development.
Icelandic companies began looking at projects abroad in 2007.
From icenews.is
Who's involved
Possible ripples
Who this could reach next, traced step by step from the reporting. Possibilities worth considering, not forecasts.- Emil Hurezeanu may negotiate Icelandic economic cooperation in RomaniaEmil Hurezeanu may be involved in negotiating new economic cooperation with IcelandPossible
- Icelandic interest may bring new investment to NuclearelectricaIcelandic energy interest may bring new investment opportunities to NuclearelectricaPossible
- Icelandic energy interest may require Transelectrica to plan for new grid capacityIcelandic energy interest may require Transelectrica to plan for new grid capacityPossible
- How could Icelandic companies' interest in Romania's economy affect Alexandru Nazare?Icelandic investment interest may prompt policy adjustments by Romania's Finance MinisterPossible
- Romanian government may need to facilitate Icelandic economic developmentRomanian government may need to develop strategies to facilitate Icelandic investmentPossible
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