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Ukraine's Independence Day is a celebration of the independence of the entire Central Europe, as without an independent Ukraine there can be no independent Poland and other countries in the region.

The optimism regarding the economic evolution in Central Europe is growing, according to the latest Deloitte Central Europe Private Equity (PE) Confidence Survey, as the share of respondents who expect overall economic climate to improve went up to 42 percent, from 15 percent, in the summer of 2023.

Recent regulatory changes for wind energy development in Central Europe are "promising", said Czech Renewable Energy Chamber, E3G, Energiaklub Hungary, Slovak Association of the Photovoltaic Industry and RES, Windex Energy and WindEurope in a joint press statement.

UK software and IT services provider Endava, which has ten delivery centers in Romania, has appointed Roxana Cîrcu as regional manager for the company’s operations in Central Europe (Bulgaria, Republic of Moldova and Romania).

The real estate market professionals in Central Europe returned to the level of optimism registered before the pandemic. Almost 40% of them expect an improvement in the general economic climate this year, 46% have positive expectations regarding real estate activity, and 48% rely on increasing the volume of transactions, according to the Deloitte Real Estate Confidence Survey for Central Europe 2021, conducted in the first quarter of this year in four countries in the region – Romania, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary. At the same time, 58% of the respondents expect the availability of investment products to increase in countries where they operate.

Deloitte Romania opens application for the 22nd edition of Technology Fast 50 Central Europe competition, addressed to large and small local companies in the technology sector, public and private, which register accelerated growth. Providing both established and emerging technology companies the platform to highlight their leading position in their field of activity, the competition is held simultaneously in other 17 Central European countries, namely Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia.

Deloitte Romania opens application for the 21st edition of Technology Fast 50 Central Europe competition, addressed to large and small local companies in the technology sector, public and private, which register accelerated growth. Held simultaneously in other 17 Central European countries, namely Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia, the competition provides both established and emerging technology companies the platform to highlight their leading position in their field of activity.