The first edition of the Building & Construction Summit debate, organized by Newsweek Romania, brings together industry representatives, specialists and public policy makers in the field, to discuss for three hours, live, about the hottest topics of the moment.
The real estate market and the field of strategic construction of large infrastructure are important sectors in the economy. Therefore, the impact of the current coronavirus pandemic on the construction sector is significant.
We will discuss about the financing priorities investments through European funds in the construction sector, about the large projects investment stage in transport infrastructure and what are the measures to will be taken to avoid blockages on construction.
The residential market is also affected. Does the world continue to invest in real estate? Is there a trend already outlined for price dynamics? Will the government project called „New House” be able to give impetus to future residential construction?
We find out from the representatives of the central public administration and from consultants what we should expect. Last but not least, we will discuss about the problems raised by the private business environment, public policies for attracting new skilled workers, but also about solutions to reduce undeclared work in construction.
The online event will be broadcast live on the newsweek.ro website (over 1 million unique readers per month) and on the Facebook page of Newsweek Romania (over 41,000 followers).
Minister of Labor and Social Protection
Secretar de stat, Ministerul Transporturilor
Secretary of State Minister of Public Works, Development and Administration
President of the Federation of Employers of Construction Companies (FPSC)
Secretary of State, Minister of European Funds
What challenges do operators and authorities face in implementing energy infrastructure modernization projects?
How can investment projects and public-private partnerships increase network security and efficiency?
How can energy supply security be ensured in Romania, given the current geopolitical and market context?
How can renewable sources and energy storage solutions be effectively integrated into the national energy system?
What concrete solutions can reduce consumption and costs for consumers, especially vulnerable ones?
How can local communities and citizens be involved in energy efficiency and green transition projects?
How can energy companies leverage digitalization, AI, and automation for efficiency and transparency?
What skills and investments are needed to support the secure adoption of these technologies?
What measures are a priority for protecting critical infrastructure and sensitive data in the context of NIS 2?
How can companies, authorities, and cybersecurity institutions collaborate to prevent digital attacks and fraud?
How can we combat digital disinformation and promote the responsible use of artificial intelligence in the energy sector?
What are the European technological trends and regulations that will most influence the future of the energy market?
Speakers: George Niculescu, Sebastian Burduja, Daniela Dărăban, Silvia Vlăsceanu, Adrian-Victor Vevera
