Mihai Fifor Calls for the Change of Administrative Map of Romania. What He Says About the Disappearance of the City Halls
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The administrative-territorial reform should not be confused with the mere reduction in the number of mayors, says MP PSD Mihai Fifor, stating that it should be built on objective criteria, namely...
Administrative-territorial reform should not be confused with a simple reduction in the number of mayors, says MP PSD Mihai Fifor. Article Mihai Fifor, on administrative reform: We cannot decide the future of a locality exclusively according to a population threshold appears first in Romania TV.
The administrative-territorial reform should not be confused with a mere reduction in the number of mayors, says MP PSD Mihai Fifo. He adds that it should be built on objective criteria, namely financial viability, demographic change, access to services, economic potential, geographical particularities and Community cohesion.
MP PSD Mihai Fifor says that Romania needs a major change in the way municipalities, cities and counties are organized. The Social Democrat draws attention to the fact that the country still operates after an administrative organization established in 1968, although in the meantime many localities have depopulated, and others have developed very much.
The administrative-territorial reform should not be confused with the mere reduction in the number of mayors, says MP Mihai Fifor, stating that it should be built on objective criteria, namely financial viability, demographic evolution, access to services, economic potential, geographical particularities and community cohesion. Romania needs a deep administrative-territorial reform. It does not lead to any doubt. [...] Article Mihai Fifor: We ca…
Romania needs a comprehensive administrative-territorial reform, but the reorganization cannot simply mean reducing the number of mayor's offices, Social Democratic Party (PSD) MP Mihai Fifor emphasized on Thursday.
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