Full text of the constitution.

Lists the governance program in chapters.

Official site with information about the parliament, presidency, prime minister, cabinet, constitution, agenda, history and public information.

Includes a list of stand-by arrangements and details about them, useful links and other IMF reports.

Offers insight into the organizational structure and activity of this governmental institution, which is the main regulatory and legislative body where IT and Communications are concerned. Provides informations about investments in IT&C in Romania, development strategy and events organised or promoted by MCIT.

Information on the Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, its officials, Romania's foreign policy, Romanian diplomatic missions abroad and foreign diplomatic missions in Bucharest, consular and visa.

The official site of the institution includes a defence news page, information concerning the structure of the ministry and the Romanian Armed Forces, the legislation that regulates the field of defence, photos and other useful information.

Official site of the lower chamber of the Romanian Parliament with details of members, sittings, regulations, documents, legislation, the legislative process, interpellations, and elections.

Official site of Romanian Parliament's upper chamber: senators, standing bureau, permanent committees, parliamentary groups, staff, history. In English, French and Romanian.

Official website of the president. Features description of president's role, biography, speeches, interviews, list of press releases on foreign and domestic issues.

Useful information about the personnel, the activities and the results obtained. Online petitions regarding the Romanian administration can be proposed.

Extensive information on the Romanian Air Force units and aircraft.

Structure, history, legislation and utilities an Romania Customs Administration. Links to Romania Governmental Institutions.

Includes news, activities, electronic communications market information, and discussion papers.

Professional association running regular energy policy events, publishing energy policy newsletters and maintaining a members resource center in the heart of Bucharest. Working languages English and Romanian. APER is a non-profit, non-political NGO.