Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, After Meeting with Roxana Mânzatu: "Jobplaces for Young People Demand an Integrated Policy
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The well-paid jobs for Romanian youth can only be created through an integrated national policy, assumed by the Government together with the business environment and supported by European funds, Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said Friday, after meeting with the European Commission's Vice-President Roxana Mânzatu.
Executive Vice President Roxana Mânzatu meets in Bucharest on Friday with Prime Minister Luca Niculescu, Minister of Education, Sorin Costreie and Minister Delegate for Pre-university Education, Sorin Ionescu, for discussions on education and the labour market. She will also discuss this with the Ministries of Labour, Investment and European Projects and Defence and with trade union confederations in Romania.
Luca Niculescu and Roxana Mânzatu discussed education, employment and social policies.
Prime Minister Luca Niculescu met with Roxana Mînzatu, the EU Commissioner for Social Rights, Skills, Quality Jobs and Preparedness, at Victoria Palace on Friday to discuss the government's priorities in education, youth, skills development, employment and social policy, and the EU funds available for them.
Priorities in the fields of education, youth, employment and social policies were the main topics addressed by Prime Minister Luca Niculescu and European Commission Vice-President Roxana Mânzatu.
On Friday, Prime Minister Luca Niculescu had a meeting with the Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for Social Rights and Skills, Quality Jobs and Training, Roxana Mânzatu.
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