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Secretary General - Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party (1965-1989)
Member - Permanent Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party (1965-1989)
President - State Council (1967-1989)
President - Supreme Council for Economic and Social Development (1973-1989)
President - Romania (1974-1989)
Member - Permanent Presidium of the Executive Committee of the Central Committee of the Romanian Communist Party (1965-1989)
President - State Council (1967-1989)
President - Supreme Council for Economic and Social Development (1973-1989)
President - Romania (1974-1989)
As party and state leader, Ceaușescu gave instructions regarding Romania's economic development, commercial and foreign relations, in general. He made the final decision with regard to Romania's policy towards the EEC and the West, taking into consideration however input from the state aparatus.
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As ambassador in UK in late 1960s and early 1970s, he reported on UK's position towards the EEC and presented to UK representatives Romania's position towards the EEC. He was a member of the Party and State Commission regarding the problems of... |
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As Minister of Foreign Affairs, in the eraly 1970s Mănescu was directly involved in decisions rearding Romania's positions towards EEC, IMF and IBRD. |
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As Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Angelo Miculescu was involved in the decision making process regarding the exports of Romanian agricultural products in the EEC. In February 1978, he had talks with W. Haferkamp in Bucharest. |
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As ambassador in Italy, in June 1968, Burtică made proposals regarding Romania's approach to the EEC. His proposals were carefully analysed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As Minister of Foreign Trade in early... |
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As Minister of Foreign Trade, in the late 1960s, Gheorghe Cioară was directly involved in defining Romania's approach towards the EEC. |
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As Minister of Light Industry, Lina Ciobanu was involved in the decision making process regarding the textile agreements between Romania and the EEC, and the exports of Romanian consumer goods to the EEC. |
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As vicepresident of the Council of Ministers and Deputy Prime Minister, Emil Drăgănescu passed on proposals of different ministries to the Office of the CC of the RCP. |
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As Minister of Finance and President of the National Bank of Romania, Florea Dumitrescu was directly involved in Romania's financial relations with the West, credit policies, loans, membership in international financial organizations. |
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As a minister of foreign affairs, Macovescu was directly involved in decisions rearding Romania's relations with EEC, International Monetary Fund and World Bank. |
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As governor of Romania's National Bank, Malinschi was involved in elaborating and approving Romania's financial and valutary policies and legislation in this field. |
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As a member of the Permanent Presidium and President of the Council of Minsiters, in the early 1960s Maurer was involved in the decision making process leading to Romania's approch towards the EEC and the West. |
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As Minister of Metallurgical Industry, Neculai Agachi was involved in the decision making process regarding Romania's import and export of industrial products. |
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As secretary of the CC of the RCP and as Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ștefan Andrei was involved in decision making process regarding Romania's relations with the EEC and the West, in general, but also Romania's position towards the problem of... |
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He made proposals and approved proposals regarding Romania's foreign trade and credits. |
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Manea Mănescu was one of the key decision makers with regard to Romania's approch to the West and the EEC, or Romania's position towards the CMEA-EEC relations and contacts. In February 1978, Manea Mănescu received the visit of W. Haferkamp in... |
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Given his governmental roles and membership in the Executive Committee, Ion Pățan was one of the key decision makers in matters related to Romania's foreign relations, including relations with the EEC, IMF and IBRD; in February 1978, Ion Pățan... |
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As Romania's representative in the CMEA, Rădulescu opposed and blocked the CMEA's attempts regarding a CMEA common position towards the EEC. As a member in the Permanent Presidium, he participated at the decision making process regarding Roman... |
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As a member of the Permanent Presidium and of the Executive Committe of the CC of the RCP, Trofin was involved in the decision making process regardin Romania's relations with the EEC. In 1977, he was the head of a party delegation visiting Lu... |
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As a member of the Permanent Presidium and of the government, Ilie Verdeț was involved in the decision making process regardin Romania's relations with the EEC. |
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Study on new forms of Romania’s commercial relations with the countries of the Common Market (EEC)
AMAE, Fond 1974, File 5845/1974, p. 67-202 | 025495/19.06.1974
Available only in the Archive: https://www.mae.ro |
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Note regarding the conditions of Romania’s adhering to the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank
ANIC, CC of RCP, Office, File 97/1972, p. 12-31 | 2333/20.07.1972
It proposed the beginning of the negotiations for Romania's adhering to the IMF and IBRD. The Note was approved in the meeting of the Permanent Presidium from 21 August 1972. - Available only in the Archive: http://arhivelenationale.ro |
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Protocol no 24 of the meeting of the Permanent Presidium from 21 August 1972
ANIC, CC of RCP, Office, File 97/1972, p. 3-7
The Permanent Presidium approved the above proposal regarding the starting of Romania's negotiations to adhere to the IMF and IBRD. Members of the Permanent Presidium participating at the meeting: Nicolae Ceaușescu, Ion Gheorghe Maurer, Manea Mănescu, Gheorghe Rădulescu, Virgil Trofin, Ilie Verdeț. Other people invited to take part in the meeting: Cornel Burtică, Ion Pățan, Corneliu Mănescu, Florea Dumitrescu. - Available only in the Archive: http://arhivelenationale.ro |
