Romania, the 'Tiger' of Eastern Europe is waking up!

and you are proud? are you some kind of animal or what?

it was just a replay to your wrong assumption about romanians....

please tell me your nationality isn t Romanian,you just can t shit your own pants like this
and I ve met Romanian people they are nothing like you say

Romania and Czech Republic, highest economic growth in EU
Each posted a GDP rise of 4.2%, according to EU’s statistical office Eurostat.

The GDP in the European Union increased by 1.5% year-on-year in the first three months of the year. The eurozone recorded a 1% growth during the same period.
[link to www.romania-insider.com]

World Bank raises Romania's 2015 GDP growth fcast to 3.0%

BUCHAREST (Romania), June 11 (SeeNews) – The World Bank said it has revised its projection for Romania's 2015 economic growth to 3.0% from 2.9% forecast earlier.

Romania's real economic growth is then expected to accelerate to 3.2% next year and to 3.5% in 2017, according to the World Bank’s Global Economic Prospects (GEP) June 2015 report published on Wednesday.
[link to wire.seenews.com]

June 24, 2015 - Equipment delivery from ARCA Europe to US based
ARCA Space Corporation
As part of relocation program of ARCA from Europe to US, the first transport of equipment has left our facilities, from Constanta-Romania, to the ARCA SPACE CORPORATION facilities in US. The transport will take one month and it will arrive in Houston, TX and by there, by truck to Las Cruces, NM
[link to www.arcaspace.com]

The Airstrato was created by the Romanian Cosmonautics and Aeronautics Association (ARCA) in recognition of the fact that few organizations can afford high-performance UAVs like the Global Hawk or the aforementioned Predator. ARCA is seeking to provide small businesses, research institutions and individuals with a level of performance comparable to high-end UAVs, but at a much more affordable price.

Before you get too carried away, that price starts at US$80,000. For that, you'll get ARCA's "entry-level" AirStrato Pioneer, which has a flight ceiling of up to 26,000 ft (8,000 m) and can fly for up to 12 hours. It has a wingspan of 12 m (39.4 ft), weighs 175 kg (375 lb) and is powered by a 38-volt Robbe 6362/10 engine. Amongst the Pioneer's features are 1,800-watt polycrystalline solar panels that charge its batteries when there's sunlight.

Elsewhere, the Pioneer has a VHF radio that provides communications with air traffic control or other aircraft, and artificial intelligence attributes for avoiding no-fly zones and taking control of flight when communication is lost. A built-in parachute, meanwhile, ensures that there is always a soft landing. ARCA suggests the Pioneer is suited to applications including land and sea border protection, disaster monitoring, remote area exploration and filming for TV and cinema.

The Pioneer's bigger brother, the Explorer, has the same feature set and suggested uses, but is able to fly at a higher altitude and for longer. Its flight ceiling is 60,000 ft (18,000 m) and it has an endurance of up to 20 hours. Those higher specifications will set you back $140,000.

Both the Pioneer and the Explorer can be controlled from the $15,000 AirStrato Interface. The Interface is a control center from which the AirStrato drones can be piloted wherever they are in the world. It communicates with the drones via satellite and allows the user to view flight parameters, program autopilot and to pilot the aircraft in assisted fully manual modes. Features include a hand-operated throttle and stick, a high-quality display, a keyboard and mouse for navigating software, and foot-pedals.

In the absence of a runway, the drones can also be launched from ARCA's Accelerator, a pneumatic launcher that will set the drones into flight in less than a second. To do so, the Accelerator's internal air compressor delivers a force of 2,200 ft lb (2,983 Nm). It comes at an additional cost of $20,000. Other add-ons available include 4K video cameras and additional battery packs.

Few businesses, military and research institutions can afford to purchase a high performance UAV like the Predator for example. Even fewer can get access to a stratospheric flying Global Hawk. The rest have to contend with low performance unmanned aircrafts.
We merged the performance of the former with the affordability of the latter. And here, the revolutionary AirStrato comes into the market. It is an aircraft with the flight ceiling of the Global Hawk, the endurance and size of the Predator and payload of the Shadow, at the cost of an expensive car.

AirStrato release video
[link to vimeo.com (secure)]

AirStrato Pioneer is a slightly smaller version of the Explorer, designed to perform flights at lower altitudes. A 26,000 ft (8,000 m) flight ceiling, satellite control (with optional satellite communication device), and 12 hours of endurance using solar cells and batteries, or 13,000 ft (4,000 m) and 16 hours of endurance using hybrid propulsion with power generator and batteries, makes Pioneer a very competitive air-robot.
AirStrato is the largest air robot in the world that is taking-off using a ground-based catapult, which makes it ideal for operations from remote areas and even from ships.
[link to www.airstrato.com]

German companies gain trust in Romanian economy, says study

German companies regained confidence in Romania as an investment site and look optimistically to the future, shows a conjuncture study by the Romanian-German Chamber for Commerce and Industry (AHK Romania).

The economic situation of the country and the state of their own industry are appreciated by German companies as having bettered compared to last year.

Of the companies participating in the survey, 15% assessed the local economic situation as good, while over half (56%) believe that the Romanian economy will perform better than last year.

The number of those who consider their company is in good standing has increased this year to 54% (2014: 50% 2013: 36% 2012: 42%). When asked to compare their situation to last year, 75% believe that it will improve, against 54 percent last year.
[link to business-review.eu]

In Romania labour productivity is above the average of other countries in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) participating in the survey: 50% of companies are satisfied, only 10% are dissatisfied with the remainder being undecided. When it comes to hiring intentions, Romania ranks second among other CEE countries: 52% of companies plan to increase the number of employees (2014: 46%) and only 7% want to reduce staff (2014: 14%).

Overall labour market and labour law are appreciated by German investors in Romania. This is due to changes in the labour code and introducing the Law on Social Dialogue of 2011 which led to more flexible labour relations.

The conjuncture questionnaire was conducted in March 2015 on 126 German companies activating in Romania in all fields.
[link to business-review.eu]

Elena Ceausescu, First Lady of Romania
[link to evilladies.com]

That's a bit outdated, Elena Ceausescu was killed 26 years ago!

First Lady Carmen Iohannis: I’d love to involve myself in education, young talents’ support

Carmen Iohannis said she wished to continue to be a teacher, “at least a part-time one.”

Carmen Iohannis labeled the visit to Germany as “superb”: “Berlin is a very beautiful city. The fact that so many Romanians live in Germany is of utmost importance to us. We wish them a good life here and perhaps, sometime we wish them to return home.”
[link to www.nineoclock.ro]

Tiger of eastern Europe !!!?

Maybe an anemic, declawed, blind, toothless version of a Tiger...

It's called easy credit... Once you give away your last freedom and sovereignty they will fuck you so hard in the boom you will be bleading from eyes and mouth too.

And..the poorer was the country when joined the depeer the rape will be

Romania’s industrial production rose by 4.3% in April year-on-year, recording the fifth biggest growth in the EU. For comparison, the industry production increased by 1.2% in the EU and by 0.8% in the eurozone.
[link to www.romania-insider.com]

Industrial Production in Romania increased 2.70 percent in June of 2015 over the same month in the previous year.
[link to www.tradingeconomics.com]

The only tiger in Eatern Europe is Poland. Everyone else dont know what they're doing.

Romania’s industrial production rose 3.1% in the first half against the same period of 2014, due to higher output in the manufacturing sector

Compared with June 2014, Romania’s industrial production was up 2.7% in adjusted data. Output in the utility sector rose 5% year-on-year in June, manufacturing industry production increased 0.9%, while mining sector output fell 5.9%.

In unadjusted data, Romanian industrial production went up 2.6% on the month in June, and was 3.1% higher compared with the same period of 2014.
[link to www.zfenglish.com]

Poland’s factories and industrial plants have been forced to reduce production because of power cuts and energy supply restrictions.

Global carmakers and big automotive suppliers as well as steel group ArcelorMittal and chemical major Grupa Azoty were among those hit by the power cutbacks, which are the first such restrictions since the country emerged from under communism and have been blamed on unseasonably hot weather.
[link to www.ft.com]

Poland is overheating! Not to mention Poland's huge debt!

Does Bucharest looks anything like this:

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[link to www.encyclopediaofukraine.com]

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I didnt think so...

Real estate is bust and is not a substitute for industrial production.
Dubai went busted after building Burj al Arab!
Thread: Dubai, United Arab Emirates, still under construction, Saturday, Sept. 15, 2007. The Burj Dubai surpassed Canada's Toronto-based CN Tower on Thur

Real estate cant be build if there's no demand. We're talking about skyscrapers here, they are not build for aesthetics, ask Trump. Check the Polish macroeconomic figures, check their debt and then report back your findings ;) Only EU country that recession didnt affect them.

Sorry Romania. Merkel said no.

Dubai went bankrupt after building world's tallest skyscraper. It didn't help Dubai's economy, on the contrary.

Romania recorded a Government Debt to GDP of 39.60 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product in 2014.
[link to www.tradingeconomics.com]

Poland recorded a Government Debt to GDP of 50.10 percent of the country's Gross Domestic Product in 2014.
[link to www.tradingeconomics.com]

Poland Economic Outlook
Recent indicators painted a mixed picture of the economy in the second quarter and the beginning of Q3. While retail sales and industrial production growth accelerated in June, business confidence fell in July.
[link to www.focus-economics.com]

Dubai is a desert, Skyscrapers were build for tourism but how can you fill them with companies when there are none except oil industry. Now check foreign investments in Poland and Romania. ;)

those are last two months data. Compare them with last 5 years overall and you'll get the picture ;)

I'm pretty sure Slovenia has better figures then Romaia although its stupid to compare 2 million nation with 30+

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so this ! last time i went it was still a third world shit hole , quite easy to increase your turnover when it's practically zero

Slovenia GDP is around 23.000 dollars per capita and Romanian is 9,000. So much about "Tiger".