ROMANIA, DIAMOND IN A ROUGH
The victory of the revolution paved the way for a re-establishment of democracy, of the pluralist political system, for the return to a market economy and the re-integration of the country in the European economic, political and cultural space. Considered by many, the most gorgeous country in Eastern Europe. Few of the regions offer a more dazzling display of cultural and artistic treasures. Romania still claims regions that seem bastions of a medieval past long since lost elsewhere.
Whether you want to take a step back in time or embrace the future, you will be able to do both. Not only Romania is known for beauty and passion, the country is also rich for legendary castles and medieval towns, great hiking location, a huge diversity of wildlife, outstanding landscapes and a friendly welcoming people.
A rich tapestry of tourist attractions and unique vacation experiences beyond compare in Central and Eastern Europe can be realize. From the majestic Parliament building standing proud of its historical roots, the legendary Medieval towns in Transylvania, the world-famous Painted Monasteries in Bucovina, traditional villages in Maramures, the romantic Danube Delta, the Black Sea resorts, & the majestic Carpathian Mountains as well as natural spas and much more.
But great cities are living organizms, shifting & ungraspable, wonderfully capable of surviving & adapting even under the most catastropic of assaults. For long years after 1989 revolution, it was almost impossible to imagine the country as it is at present. Almost 20 years on, as memories fade and old ghost with them, a new spirit pervades the air and something is shifting in Bucharest. Now its economy is a trifle unevenly, is on the rise. The City's proverbial energy is being primed with new money.
Yet if Bucharest has the almost shameless vitality of a boomtown, its citizens are rediscovering some more considered virtues including the deep pride in the fabric of the city itself. If much was destroyed, much aslo survived and what remains tells not one but many stories. Modern buildings are also beginning to rise around Bucharest. some successful, like the witty combination of ancient and modern that is the architectural union building. Others with a sense that this city will no longer stand still for anyone.
Indeed, Romania, a truly fresh experience, a place that will capture a moment of a lifetime memories.
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WHY INVEST IN ROMANIA?
The new Romania is the verge of phenomenal future.
In 2006, GDP growth was recorded at 7.7%, one of the highest rates in Europe.
Romania has attracted increasing amounts of foreign investment, becoming the single largest investment destination in Southeastern and Central Europe. Foreign direct investment was valued at 8.3 billion Euro in 2006. World Bank report of 2006, Romania has emerge stronghold in ease of doing business, scoring higher than other countries in the region such as Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic.
The same study judged it to be the world's second-fastest economic reformer in 2006.
Outstanding key players like Microsoft, Nokia, Alpha bank, Pireaus, Petrom, Siemens, Cisco, Renault-Nissan, Hyundai, 3M and the like which benefited from the copious erudite labor supply in Romania.
Expected to complete within the end of the decade the Brasov International airport being built by IntelCan and operated by Ottawa International Airport , additional east-west high way, Rehabilitation of DN1, Baneasa development, retail, residential and commercial properties sprouting through out the country.
From year 2000, the Romanian economy was transformed into one of relative macroeconomic stability, characterized by high growth, low unemployment and declining inflation demonstrating a robust and optimistic economy.
On the verge of the biggest real estate boom in history, set to totally eclipse after joining the EU in year 2007 and revealed overall business climate and opportunity is very promising. Industry leaders and CEOs perceive 2007 is just a start of a new beginning.
A surging demand for real estate is expected to sustain a continued growth of the property industry.
The current economic managers of the country have remained steadfast in pursuing a blueprint for an economically prosperous future.
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