Strengthening competitiveness in Romania. Romanian industry has to become innovative. Enterprises who understood the changes on the marked faces a grand challenge: to replace the business model that was based on low-cost manufacturing by manufacturing innovative products that are put on national and international market, worth to be labelled “Made in Romania”.
The Serbian company which produces and sells animal feed is looking for distributors and commercial representatives for further expansion of its business abroad.
The partner should have a good position in the market and good revenues in the last several years. They should also be ready for long-term cooperation and possible investments.
Commercial Agency Agreement, Distribution Services Agreement
– Consolidating the collaboration between companies, public institutions and the research organizations within the cluster with their foreign counterparts by using the cluster as a facilitator. This can be done only through mutual interest in strategic areas that show high development potential.
– Ensuring soft landing and access to Iranian investors for the startups created and developed within the cluster. For this we are highly interested in partnering with other clusters with complementary skills or expertise in our field of interests and this is where such a matchmaking event is a perfect fit
– Developing collaborations in order to consolidate our cluster’s emergent expertise (IoT, cloud security, drones, 3d applications, IoT for smart mobility, robotics, drones, smart living)
TOWARDS A GREENER FUTURE: FOSTERING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH BASED ON ONE OF THE MOST VERSATILE PLANT OF THE WORLD
Hemp is often called as “the most useful plant of the world”, “the most versatile plant of the world” or “the most extraordinary plant of the world”. Hemp deserved these terms because it can be used for several purposes, its products can be used in food industry, chemistry, cosmetics, agriculture, pharmaceutical industry, energy, paper industry, construction, textile industry, automobile industry, and so on. However, these industries belong to the most environment polluter industries, thus it is easy to accept, if products made of the natural stuff of the hemp are used or substitute some elements of production in these industries, we can increase sustainable development in the region.
Literature on industrial hemp provides abundant descriptions on environmental, social and economic advantages gained through the production of hemp and hemp-based products. Industrial hemp provides a true triple bottom-line. The industrial hemp crop sector provides value-added economic benefits through versatile and competitive products, supports sustainable crop production and rural communities, and promises increasing environmental benefits as hemp products are increasingly substituted for fossil fuel derived products. Hemp promises benefits for:
1. Producers (strong farms)
2. Consumers (healthier choices)
3. Business (affordable and versatile biomass with many product outcomes)
4. The environment (non-toxic, organic, biodegradable and sustainable, with the potential to substitute for a broad spectrum of fossil fuel products)
In spite of the fact that hemp production provides numerous advantages from many aspects of the economy and environment, hemp production and its potentials for alternative use regained its importance only in Western Europe. In Central and Eastern Europe this process is still lagging behind. This happens though hemp industry has long and serious history and tradition in the Danube region resulting in a major influence on the cultural heritage in the region. Traditionally, hemp production in the Danube region started more than 100 years ago but in the past few decades this branch lost its importance in this region. In order to revivify hemp production in the Danube region, the possibilities are given: besides the favourable natural endowments of the Danube region, the professional knowledge engrossed in the last decades and huge research and development potentials are still available in the Danube region. Looking at this tradition, this project is crucial from the point of view of preserving cultural heritage.
The current project aims to revivify the value chain of hemp production from primary production to marketing and tourism related to hemp in the Danube region with the exploitation of the long tradition of this branch (including professional knowledge, style of living, etc.) in the region. The project will strengthen of governance and capacity development of hemp production in order to foster sustainable development and growth in the region. A right balance between conservation, protection and advancement will be developed. Cooperation between the project partners is a central requirement for sustainable planning and the development of destinations.
The project will result, as indirect effects, in more work places, preserve of cultural heritage in the Danube region, sustainable growth and development and sustainable tourism.
We seek partners in order to collaborate in international projects and specific projects (where we have vast experience) like energy efficiency in buildings and renewable energy.
