Challenges and Opportunities in Romania’s Manufacturing Sector

The Chamber of Commerce Switzerland – Romania (CCE-R) invites you to an exclusive event within its Working Group on Manufacturing & Industrial Development. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the evolving landscape of Romania’s manufacturing sector, where industry leaders will share insights on key challenges and opportunities.

Challenges and Opportunities in Romania’s Manufacturing Sector:
Navigating Cost Pressures, Workforce Gaps, and Market Shifts
 
Date: April 25, 2025
Time: 10:00 – 12:00
Location: SEFAR / MONOSUISSE, Sighișoara (14-16, Lalelelor str.)

Discussion topics:

• Rising utility costs, salary expectations, and employee benefits impacting competitiveness;
• The availability of a skilled workforce and its effect on operational efficiency;
• Balancing domestic and international client demands while managing supply chain disruptions and regulatory shifts;
• Insights from industry leaders on why Romania is a strategic production location.

Guest of honour:
H.E. Massimo Baggi, Ambassador of Switzerland to Romania
 
Opening speeches:
Dr. Adriana Cioca, President, CCE-R
Hermann Povel, Plant Manager, SEFAR / MONOSUISSE Romania & Coordinator of the CCE-R Working Group on Manufacturing & Industrial Development (event moderator)
 
Featured speakers:
Radu Cotuna, General Manager, Noventa Romania
Alin Crețu, General Manager, VAT Romania
Claudiu Presecan, Managing Director, Polycontact Hermannstadt
Miguel Trindade, Country Manager, Manpower

Why attend?
This event is an invaluable opportunity to gain first-hand insights from industry experts, network with key decision-makers, and explore strategies for navigating the evolving manufacturing landscape in Romania. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of the sector’s most pressing challenges and actionable strategies for optimizing production efficiency, workforce management, and competitive positioning.

Join us and be part of this critical discussion shaping the future of Romania’s manufacturing sector.