An individual included in the EU's Global Human Rights sanctions list has been barred from entering Romania and deported.

The New Romanian Civil Code ("NCC") enters into force on 1 October 2011.

The Romanian public and sectoral procurement legislation has recently undergone several important changes aimed at clarifying certain provisions that used to be open to interpretation...

On 25.03.2020, the Order regarding CES (Certificate of Emergency Situations) – essential in obtaining the facilities and support measures or in commercial relations...

Romania is one of the largest markets in Central and Eastern Europe with over 21 million people.

Law 18/2017 states that termination may occur either by mutual consent or unilateral termination.

The Romanian Parliament aims to bring significant changes to the FDI regime introduced through Emergency Government Ordinance No. 46 of 18 April 2022.

As of 1 January 2013, the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 77/2012 published in the Official Gazette, Part I, no. 827/10.12.2012 ("GEO 77/20012") amended the public procurement rules set out under Government Emergency Ordinance no. 34/2006.

The winter 2017 Economic Forecast published by European Commission argues that the economies of all EU Member States are expected to grow in 2017 and 2018, even if the growth forecasts are surrounded by higher-than-usual uncertainty.

The debates continue and a final draft of this law is expected soon.

Further to the December 2023 amendments to the Romanian regime for screening inbound direct investments (that we previously covered here)...

Emergency Government Ordinance no. 7/2016 on several measures for acceleration of the implementation of trans-European transport infrastructure projectsl entered in force on 18 March 2016.

The FDI and antitrust regimes are undergoing some significant changes, primarily aimed at standardising the gun-jumping regime. These changes seek to ensure a more consistent...

This seems to be a hot year-end for Romanian infrastructure, with the government recently launching the first public procedure for the award of a strategic infrastructure project under the new Romanian PPP legislation.

The Romanian FDI regime has formally shifted to a stricter approach, with EU (including Romanian) investors now being specifically covered. We refer to Law No. 164/2023...

Under recent amendments to the public procurement legislation introduced by Government Emergency Ordinance No. 25/2021, contracting authorities/entities will exclude from tenders any natural...

Romania has just introduced additional amendments to its foreign direct investment ("FDI") screening regime, further broadening the scope of what was already one of the more far-reaching...

The screening of foreign direct investments (FDIs) has been a hot topic for some time now across CEE (as also covered here). Several jurisdictions have adopted stricter measures of scrutiny...

When the EU public procurement framework was revised five years ago, it brought good news for economic operators that no longer had the right to participate in public tenders due to past misconduct.

A little over one year since Romania's new foreign direct investment ("FDI") screening regime (that we previously wrote about here and here) became fully operational...