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Author: Mihai Petre, Director, Customs Consulting, EY Romania
The current situation in Ukraine, Russia and Belarus has forced many multinational companies to decide to close their production facilities in the countries affected by the conflict. What import facilities would be available for the related production equipment, in case the respective activities would be completely relocated in Romania (or in another member country of the European Union)?
For more information, please see the Romanian version of the article, here.
