Romanian Government Approves Draft Law On Mining Activities
The Romanian Government has recently approved a draft law on mining activities that is intended to replace the existing law, enacted in 2003. In order to be enacted, the draft law needs to pass the Parliament test, which means that it will not come into force this year. In addition, the draft can suffer many changes in the parliamentary proceeding.
Source: mondaq
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