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188Sustainable Development strategy of business environment from Dolj, Olt, Pleven, Vidin and Montana regionImplemented projects Partners General objectivesThe increase of management capacityand reaction of cross-bor<strong>de</strong>rregion in case of natural disastersAccess Infrastructure improvementat crossing point Calafat-VidinCounties from Romania-Bulgariabor<strong>de</strong>rtowns Calafat and CiuperceniiVechiCreation of a joint and harmonizedsystem of monitoring, informationand alarming as regards the managementof emergencies situationsas result of natural disasters andacci<strong>de</strong>ntal pollution in Dolj, Vidin,Vratsa and Montana regionAccess Infrastructure improvementin Calafat-Vidin through rehabilitationof a road sector of 3,4 km locatedon county road DJ 553 whichmakes the cpnnection betweenCalafat and Cipercenii VechiFrom the commercial exchanges point of vu at the end of 2010, the Bulgaria balance in exterior commerceof Romania was 3,3%, from which the export balance was 3,6% , and the one of import is 3,1% . Thedynamic of commercial exchanges (in million Euro) is presented, as follows:2007 2008 2009 2010Total 1547,4 2366,4 2036,4 2777,0Export 941,1 1390 1094,2 1337,3Import 606,3 976,4 942,2 1439,7Sold 334,8 413,6 152,00 -102,4In Romania were registered 1261 Romanian – Bulgarian mix companies, with a total invested capital of29,49 million Euro, Bulgaria occupying place 39 among foreign investors present in our country.The Romanian investments in Bulgaria totalized in 2010 149,1 million EURO, presently being registeredover 1400 enterprises with Romanian-Bulgarian mix capital.Macroregional ContextThe envisaged region through the present strategy is influenced by the Danube, from the transportation pointof vu, energetic potential and management of water quality. From this perspective, we have at the European envisagedregion by the Danube Strategy, recently approved at European level 10 . Therefore, the European Union Strategyfor the Danube Region is and Romanian-Austrian initiative, an innovative mo<strong>de</strong>l at macro-regional level, that implementsa new concept of territorial cohesion inclu<strong>de</strong>d in the Lisbon Treaty and which facilitates the regional <strong>de</strong>velopmentof States near the Danube 11 .The Priority domains from the European Union Strategy for Danube Region were allocated as responsibility tothe member states, each one receiving the coordination responsibility.. Thus, Romania received attributions for thepriority domains: transport (the navigation part – together with Austria); promotion of culture and tourism (togetherwith Bulgaria); management of environment risks (together with Hungary).The strategy contains an action plan based on four pillars:I. Connecting the Danube region (e.g. improve mobility, promotion of sustainable energetic policy, and culture andtourism)The pillar regarding the interconnection of Danube region has consi<strong>de</strong>red the priority <strong>de</strong>velopment of transportinfrastructure. This priority inclu<strong>de</strong>s a set of measures regarding the <strong>de</strong>velopment and mo<strong>de</strong>rnization ofrailways, roads and harbour infrastructure, at connections over the Danube through bridges and ferryboats, atnavigation routes and systems. It is also consi<strong>de</strong>red the functional links in or<strong>de</strong>r to support the logistics (terminaland intermodal), security and safety of transports.Participation of Danube regions from Romania ad Bulgaria to the Danube Strategy is important at macro regionallevel consi<strong>de</strong>ring the openness for cooperation in the economic, social and cultural areas and the potential of partnershipswith other European macro regions. The opportunities regarding an improved transport and communica-10 Iunie 201111 Țările care participă la Strategia Dunării sunt: Germania (landurile Ba<strong>de</strong>n-Württemberg și Bavaria), Austria, Ungaria, RepublicaCehă, Slovacia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, România, Croația, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Muntenegru, Moldova și Ucraina.