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Chapter 14 (energy) of Romania's negotiation with EU-main issues related to the privatization of the electricity distribution sector

DORICA VOICU, O. Galinschi

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Romania's main priority represents the accession to the European Union. For Romania, integration in the European Union means a guarantee of stability, economic growth and performances. Mr. Jonathan SCHEELE — Head of EC Delegation in stated on 6 th October 2004, when the European Commission published the 2004 Annual Report on Romania's progress toward accession, that European Commission looks forward to welcome as EU member in 2007 and that: Romania and its people have achieved a huge amount over the last years to prepare for EU membership. The goal is now in sight. I commend the Romanian citizens for their efforts so far, and I encourage them to continue in the same decisive spirit as they have shown so far.

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Romania's main priority represents the accession to the European Union. For Romania, integration in the European Union means a guarantee of stability, economic growth and performances. Mr. Jonathan SCHEELE — Head of EC Delegation in stated on 6 th October 2004, when the European Commission published the 2004 Annual Report on Romania's progress toward accession, that European Commission looks forward to welcome as EU member in 2007 and that: Romania and its people have achieved a huge amount over the last years to prepare for EU membership. The goal is now in sight. I commend the Romanian citizens for their efforts so far, and I encourage them to continue in the same decisive spirit as they have shown so far.

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Romania's main priority represents the accession to the European Union. For Romania, integration in the European Union means a guarantee of stability, economic growth and performances. Mr. Jonathan SCHEELE — Head of EC Delegation in stated on 6 th October 2004, when the European Commission published the 2004 Annual Report on Romania's progress toward accession, that European Commission looks forward to welcome as EU member in 2007 and that: Romania and its people have achieved a huge amount over the last years to prepare for EU membership. The goal is now in sight. I commend the Romanian citizens for their efforts so far, and I encourage them to continue in the same decisive spirit as they have shown so far.

Key concepts: Negotiation, Electricity, Distribution (mathematics), Electric power distribution, Business, Energy (signal processing), Energy distribution, Environmental economics

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