PROGRAM in perioada sarbatorilor de iarna; Alegeri pentru organele de conducere ale Colegiului Medicilor Dentisti TIMIS mandatul 2015 – 2019; Decizie nr. 11 din 26/09/2015; CONGRESUL DE MEDICINA DENTARA CU PARTICIPARE. Program cu publicul: Luni - Joi orele 12.00 - 15.30 Program audiente: Miercuri ora 14.00. UNITATI SANITARE AUTORIZATE DE CATRE DSP-MB PENTRU ELIBERAREA DIFERITELOR TIPURI DE CERTIFICATE MEDICALE. Romania. The country is bounded on the. Ukraine; on the east by Moldova; on the southeast by the. Black Sea; on the south by Bulgaria; on the southwestby. Yugoslavia; and on the west by Hungary. The total. area of Romania is about 2. Romania has many small, freshwater mountain. Program actiuni preventie Delta. Timisoara, Timis, Spitalul Clinic Municipal de Urgenta Timisoara Timisoara, Timis, Spitalul Orasenesc Videle Videle, Teleorman, Companii noi. 1: Inspectoratul de Politie Judetean. Romania is roughly oval in shape. The topography is. The Transylvanian Basin, or Plateau, which occupies. Romania, is very hilly for the most part, but also has. It is almost completely. The Carpathian's enclose it on the north. Moldoveanul (2. 54. Transylvanian Alps, to the south, which. Danube gorge as the Banat Mountains. A. smaller group of ranges, the Bihor Mountains, is west of the. The remaining areas of Romania are predominantly lowlands. The most. extensive plains are the lowlands of Walachia, located between. Transylvanian Alps and Bulgaria, and of Moldova, east of the. Carpathian Mountains. Bordering the Black Sea in the extreme east. Dobrogea, is a low plateau, which continues. Bulgaria. The most important river of Romania is the. Danube. It demarcates the eastern part of the boundary with. Yugoslavia, and most of the boundary with Bulgaria. The valley of. the lower course of the Danube and the Danube delta are very. Other important rivers, all part. Danube system, are the Mures, Prut, Olt, and Siret. The Transylvanian Basin, the. Carpathian Mountains, and the western lowlands have warm summers. Celsius (1. 00 Fahrenheit) and - 3. Celsius (- 2. 5 Fahrenheit). The Walachian, Moldavian, and Dobrujan. Bucharest and the. Celsius (1. 02 Fahrenheit) and - 2. Celsius (- 1. 1 Fahrenheit). Rainfall averages 5. The principal resources of Romania. Wooded steppe, now largely cleared. Walachia and. Moldova. Fruit trees are common in the foothills of the. On the lower slopes are found forests of such. The forests of the. Above the timberline (approximately 1. Wild animal life is abundant in most. Romania. The larger animals, found chiefly in the. Carpathian Mountains, include the wild boar, wolf, lynx, fox. In the plains, typical animals. Many species of. birds are abundant; the Danube delta region, now partly a nature. Among species. of fish found in the rivers and offshore are pike, sturgeon. The soils in most parts of the. Romania are fertile. In western Romania, the soil. Important minorities are the. Hungarians, who comprise about 8% of the population and are. Transylvania; and Germans, who make up about. Transilvania and the. Banat. Romania also has small minorities of Ukrainians, Gypsies. Jews, Russians, Serbs, Croats, Turks, Bulgarians, Tatars, and. Slovaks. Population Characteristics. The population of Romania (1. Population density was about 1. The population was about. The country is divided into 4. Bucharest. Bucharest is the. Romania, with a population of. Other major cities (with 1. Constanta (3. 27,7. Black Sea; Brasov (3. Timisoara (3. 25,3. Iasi (3. 13,1. 00), a commercial center. Cluj- Napoca (3. 10,0. Galati. (2. 95,4. Craiova (2. 81,0. Ploiesti (2. 34,9. The largest religious organization. Romania is the Romanian Orthodox Church, to which 7. Romanians adhere. In addition, the country has substantial. Roman Catholics, predominantly the Hungarian and. German minorities of Transylvania; Protestants of various. Jews, primarily in Bucharest; and Muslims, mainly. Tatar and Turkish minorities. The official language is. Romanian (see Romanian Language), one of the Romance languages. Other languages spoken. Hungarian, German, Turkish, Serbo- Croatian, and Yiddish. Primary education in Romania is. Illiteracy has been virtually eliminated. The. educational system heavily emphasizes practical and technical. Elementary and Secondary. Schools. In the late 1. Romania's 1. 3,9. In. addition, the country had 7. Universities and Colleges. Some 1. 57,0. 00 students annually. In. addition, Romania has four technological universities. Under the. Ceausescu government, university admission usually depended on. Communist youth organizations and a stipulated. The Romanian government oversees a. Contraception and abortion, which were outlawed by. Ceausescu regime in an effort to increase the birth rate. December 1. 98. 9 uprising. Romanian culture is largely. Roman, with strains of Slavic, Magyar. Hungarian), Greek, and Turkish influence. Poems, folktales, and. Romanian culture. Although Romania has been influenced by divergent. Western trends, the culture remains fundamentally indigenous. Literature Romanian literature is rich and. The. literature from the 1. The dominant literary form in the 1. Latinity of the origins and language of the Romanian people. In. the century before World War I, Romanian literature reached. A major figure of the. Vasile Alecsandri (1. Others whose work had a profound influence on later. Mihail Eminescu (1. Ion Luca Caragiale (1. Between World War I. World War II, Romanian literature largely dealt with national. The most. outstanding novelist was Mihail Sadoveanu (1. From the. late 1. Soviet realism except for a brief period in the late 1. The Romanian- born playwright. Eug. Art and Music Romanian art, like Romanian. Among the. leading painters were Theodor Aman (1. Nicolae Grigorescu (1. Romanian. art during the 1. Soviet realism. A. Romanian- born French sculptor Constantin. Brancusi. A number of Romanian musicians achieved international. Most notable among them were. Georges Enesco, violinist and composer, who is perhaps best known. Romanian rhapsodies, and pianist Dinu Lipatti (1. Libraries and Museums The principal libraries are the. Central State Library and the Library of the Academy of Romania. Bucharest. The Art Museum of Romania, in Bucharest. Western, and Oriental art. Primarily agricultural before. World War II, the Romanian economy was subsequently transformed. In the late 1. 98. GNP) was estimated by Western analysts at. After the overthrow of. Ceausescu regime in December 1. Economic reform. programs introduced in 1. Romania. toward a free- market system. Agriculture About 6. Romania is used for pasturage and cultivation, which in the late. Almost 9. 0%. of the land was worked as collective farms that in the mid- 1. Because of government emphasis on industrial development. In the late 1. 98. Its extensive vineyards make Romania a major wine. In the late 1. 98. Romanian livestock included some 7. Forestry and Fishing Forests, covering approximately. Production. totaled about 2. The Black Sea and the Danube delta. Atlantic Ocean. Mining The principal mineral resource of. Romania is petroleum. In the late 1. 98. The. leading petroleum center is Ploie. The western. part of the Transylvanian Alps has deposits of bituminous coal. Annual coal production in the late 1. Iron- ore production totaled some 2. Large salt deposits in the Carpathians yielded more than 5. Manufacturing Romania pursued a policy of rapid. World War II, with an emphasis on heavy. Crude steel production reached. Other major. manufactures were chemical fertilizers (about 2. Energy In the late 1. Romania annually. About 8. 3% was produced in thermal. Iron Gates I project. Yugoslavia) on the Danube. Persistent energy. Currency and Banking The basic monetary unit of Romania. October 1. 99. 0 to an official rate of 3. U. S. All banking. Communist government. The. National Bank (1. Romania also has. Foreign Trade From the mid- 1. Romania was a state monopoly. Exports. were about $1. Imports, valued at about $1. The. Soviet Union and other Communist nations were Romania's leading. Romania also had significantly increased its. West Germany (now part of the united Federal Republic. Germany), Italy, Switzerland, the United States, Great. Britain, and Egypt since the early 1. Romania has about 1. The principal seaports are Constanta, on the Black Sea. Galati and Braila, neighbors on the lower Danube; Giurgiu. Ploie. A canal, opened in 1. Constanta. with Cernavoda, a Danube River port. The merchant fleet has a. The. state airlines TAROM and LAR link Bucharest with other Romanian. Postal, telegraph, and telephone. Romania are state owned. In the late 1. 98. In addition. about 3. The country had about 4. Romanian minorities. In the late 1. 98. Romanian. work force numbered about 1. General Trade Union Confederation. While the USSR and the Eastern. European states were the primary Romanian trade partners in the. Communist. world improved steadily. In January 1. 96. Romania became the only. Communist nation other than the USSR to establish full diplomatic. West Germany (now part of the united Federal. Republic of Germany), and at about the same time the first. Communist nation to open consular relations with Spain. Trade. with the Soviet Union, which had accounted for more than 5. Romanian foreign trade in the late 1. Romania was governed according to. August 1. 96. 5, as amended. After the. Ceausescu regime was toppled in December 1. Council of. National Salvation, consisting predominantly of former. Communists, wielded executive power. Presidential and legislative. May 1. 99. 0. A new constitution approved by. December 1. 99. 1 declared Romania to be a. Executive and Legislature Under the 1. Grand National. Assembly, which only met for short sessions. Between assembly. State Council, which. Grand National Assembly from among its members. Communist party. The interim government elected in. May 1. 99. 0 consisted of a president and a bicameral parliament. The lower house, or. Judiciary The supreme court is Romania's. Lesser tribunals include district and local courts. Political Parties Until the 1. Romania was the Romanian. Communist party, which was known from 1. Romanian Workers' party. The party's general secretary, Nicolae. Ceau. After the fall of Ceausescu, the Communist party. Communists established the National. Salvation Front. In May 1. Romania's first free multiparty. World War II, candidates for the National. Salvation Front scored an overwhelming victory over candidates. National Liberal party, Peasants party, Hungarian. Democratic Union, Ecology party, and other groups. Local Government A reorganization of local. Romania into 3. 9 (now 4. Bucharest. Military service is compulsory for. In the late 1. 98. The Securitate, a well- armed. Ceausescu, was subordinated to the. The territory that is modern.
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