Romanian leaders gather to shape future economy, energy and technology policies
A conference in Bucharest will bring together government officials, business executives and experts to discuss Romania's economic strategy, focusing on energy, defence, infrastructure and emerging technologies.
Romania is hosting a high-level forum to chart its economic future, with representatives from the public sector, industry and research institutions convening in Bucharest. Organized by one outlet and IC Events, the gathering includes speakers like Daniel Dăianu, president of the Fiscal Council, Cristian Bușoi, state secretary at the Ministry of Energy, and Daniela Gianina Lazanu, state secretary for defence industry coordination.
The program comprises four panels covering competitiveness and investment, defence, energy and Ukraine reconstruction, infrastructure and logistics, and finally the role of AI, automation and digitalisation in the economy and labour market. Discussions will explore how Romania can leverage its position in global supply chains, attract capital and modernise key sectors. The conference offers networking opportunities and aims to produce actionable recommendations for policymakers and business leaders.
Why it matters
The forum could shape policies that drive Romania's long-term economic growth and competitiveness.
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