In the city of
Pitesti, various aspects regarding the transport area have been mentioned in literature, the most illustrative works being "Municipality history of
Pitesti" (Popa, Dicu, and Voinescu, 1988), "Pitesti--Tradition and contemporaneity" (Popa, Dicu, and Voinescu, 2008) etc.
Armenian Embassy in Romania attended the 37th annual festival "The Tulip Symphony" in
Pitesti, Romania.
This year, the number of new stores closes 90 units.Part of Belgian Belgian Delhaize group, Mega Image ha stores inBucharest, Constanta, Ploiesti,
Pitesti, Braov and Targoviste and other local cities.
Events and moments that set a glorious literary tradition in Arges are connected to Ion Pillat' origins, printing of five issues of the journal Kalende in
Pitesti, to Liviu Rebreanu' presence in Valea Mare, the birth of Ion Barbu and Tudor Musatescu in Muscel area, emergence of publications especially in Campulung, where Vladimir Streinu debuted as a poet and literary critic or to Curtea de Arges where Urmuz saw the daylight.
"The maximum capacity for Renault's two lines will be 350,000-360,000, like
Pitesti," Gerard Detourbet, vice president for Renault's entry-level program, told Reuters, referring to the home base of Dacia, its Romanian subsidiary.
A Bulgarian tractor trailer caused a serious traffic accident with 1 fatality on the Romanian highway between Bucharest and
Pitesti Wednesday morning.
BASF Coatings' waterborne basecoat technology is used to coat carmaker Dacia's Logan and new Sandero models, which are produced at the Dacia plant in
Pitesti, approximately 150 kilometers from Bucharest.
Auto Business News-9 April 2008-Renault Dacia management offers higher wages to workers at
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Dacia's plant in nearby
Pitesti keeps expanding its capacity.
From the end of this month the
Pitesti plant will boost output from the current 235,000 vehicles a year to 350,000 in 2008.
Dacia is now starting work at its
Pitesti plant to boost output from the current 235,000 vehicles a year to 350,000 in 2008.