Victor Negrescu

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  2. "Romania's ruling party announces new Govt., over half of ministers come from the previous cabinet". Romania Insider.
  3. Carmen Paun (November 10, 2018), Romania’s EU minister resigns Politico Europe .
  4. PES. "Together we will #knockthevote for victory".
  5. Portret de candidat: Victor Negrescu
  6. "MEP Victor Negrescu (S&D, Romania)". VoteWatch EU.
  7. James Panichi (February 26, 2015), Committees push for a public prosecutor European Voice .
  8. "Bursting with pride! Former Board Member nominated European Affairs Minister". EU40.eu.
  9. "S&D40 can take the lead on progressive thinking and planning for EU's future". Euractiv.com.
  10. "Victor NEGRESCU". VoteWatch Europe. Retrieved 15 December 2017.
  11. "Europe's digital future cannot be considered trivial". The Parliament Magazine.
  12. "Backstage with Europe's creators". Euractiv.
  13. "Commission launches Pilot Project to design dedicated digital skills training programmes for small businesses". European Commission.
  14. "Victor Negrescu, MEP EU40 Board". EU40.
  15. "An interview with MEP Victor Negrescu". My Europe.
  16. "COST Info Sessions in Romania". COST.
  17. "Parliament approves EU aid for redundant workers in Greece and Ireland". European Parliament.
  18. "Budgets MEPs back €1.8 million aid for redundant workers in Belgium". European Parliament.
  19. "Victor Negrescu: EU Affairs Ministry running full throttle". Nine O'Clock.
  20. "Victor Negrescu: "Romanian Presidency of the Council of the European Union will be a good opportunity to set up an elite body specialized in European affairs"". Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  21. "Victor Negrescu: The Romanian Presidency will build consensus around the citizens". Euractiv.com.
  22. "Negrescu: Under Romania's EU Council Presidency, 250 meetings will be held in the country, 1400 in Brussels". Agerpres. 2 July 2018.
  23. "Romania's EU Council presidency to pay more attention to energy sector". Agerpres. 2 July 2018.
  24. "Bucharest hosts meeting of trio of the future Presidencies of the EU Council, Romania-Finland-Croatia". Nine O'Clock.
  25. "Minister-delegate Negrescu: Romanian citizens living in UK should maintain same rights after Brexit". Nine O'Clock.
  26. "Victor Negrescu: EU's chief negotiator for Brexit to visit Romania in the near future". Agerpres.
  27. "Victor Negrescu: "Romania will hold the presidency of the European Union Strategy for the Danube Region between November 2018 – November 2019"". Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  28. "Meeting of the Minister Delegate for European Affairs Victor Negrescu with Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration of Republic of Moldova, Iurie Leanca". Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
  29. "Victor Negrescu, Iurie Leanca speak about events in Republic of Moldova". Agerpres.
  30. Carmen Paun (November 10, 2018), Romania’s EU minister resigns Politico Europe .
  31. "Former EU Affairs Minister Negrescu: Romania is prepared to take over EU Council Presidency".
  32. "Minister-delegate Negrescu attends first trilateral meeting in the format France-Germany-Romania". Nine O`Clock.
  33. "Mandates are being redistributed after Brexit". Engnews24h. 29 January 2020. Retrieved 21 February 2020.
  34. Andreas Rogal (16 November 2021), EU negotiators agree 2022 Budget deal The Parliament Magazine .
  35. "Romania changes EU commissioner pick, puts forward a woman". POLITICO. Retrieved 2 September 2024.
  36. "DICHA – Development, International Cooperation and Humanitarian Aid". SNSPA.
  37. "(in Romanian) ICID – Institutul pentru Cooperare Internationala si Dezvoltare".
  38. "CIVICA – The European University of Social Sciences selected by the European Commission". SNSPA.
  39. "Call to Europe – Speakers' biographies" (PDF). Call to Europe.
  40. "MEPs Victor Negrescu and Adina Valean, won the "MEP of the year" award". Antena 3.
Victor Negrescu
MEP
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Official portrait, 2024
Minister for European Affairs
In office
29 June 2017 10 November 2018