Bucharest, 29 May 2025
Avoiding a major setback from integrity standards
The transparency of assets of public officials and civil servants is a standard assumed by Romania within the constitutional framework of international treaties and is part of the constitutional order.
Transparency International Romania invites all candidates registered for the position of President of Romania to sign the Integrity Commitment, an act of honor by which each of them assumes to treat responsibly the position for which they are running, and during the term as president to represent the state Romanian and the interests of its citizens with dignity and patriotism.
Participants have the opportunity to improve their knowledge on issues such as: state aids control in the EU, the role of national courts in the field of state aid, public enforcement of European and national competition rules.
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EU policy makers must stand up for integrity
Lead candidates from seven European political parties sign up to Transparency International’s pledge
Transparency International Romania, organized on Wednesday, March 13, 2019, the presentation conference of the project "Legal advice services for victims of abuses or irregularities in administration and justice", project code: SIPOCA377.
The event took place at the Palace of the Faculty of Law of the University of Bucharest and was attended by many specialists in the field of law, representatives from the public institutions, academia and non-governmental organizations.
09th December 2018
Bucharest
Press release
Anticorruption International Day is a good occasion to remind us that Romania has signed and ratified the United Nations Convention against Corruption by law, thus committing itself to promoting the integrity, accountability and good governance of public affairs and public goods.