Gabriel-Ciprian Ene, Magistrate-Assistant at the High Court of Marriage and Justice, Was Appointed Secretary General of the Government
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu appointed Gabriel-Ciprian Ene as Secretary General of the Government, one of the most important positions at the Victoria Palace, with the rank of Minister. The decision was published on Thursday evening, 29 October, in the Official Monitor, and the new Head of the General Secretariat of the Government will take office from Monday, 2 November.
The Prime Minister of Romania, Luca Niculescu, appointed Gabriel-Ciprian Ene as Secretary General of the Government on Thursday. He is an assistant magistrate at the High Court of Marriage and Justice.
Gabriel-Ciprian Ene, a magistrate-assistant to the High Court of House and Justice, was appointed Secretary General of the Government, by a decision of Prime Minister Luca Niculescu. The decision enters into force on 2 November.
Former CSM member Adrian Toni Neacsu says on Thursday evening that assistant judges are fully assimilated to judges, and the Constitution prohibits judges from holding any other public or private office. Judges cannot hold office in the Government, except for those seconded to the Ministry of Justice. The reaction comes after the decision of Prime Minister Luca Niculescu to appoint Gabriel-Ciprian Ene, assistant magistrate at the High Court of M…
The official monitor published, on Thursday evening, the decision of Prime Minister Luca Niculescu to appoint a new head of the General Secretariat of the Government, in the person of Gabriel-Ciprian Ene, a former Liberal married to a PSD deputy. "Since November 2, 2026, Mr Gabriel-Ciprian Ene is appointed as Secretary General of the Government, with ...
Gabriel Ciprian Ene, magistrate-assistent at the High Court of Marriage and Justice, is the new Secretary General of the Government. Article The Government Luca Niculescu has a new Secretary General. Who is Gabriel Ciprian Ene first appears in Romania TV.
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