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International Skill Development Training Programme – Romania.

The Union of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce from Romania in India (UBCCR), in collaboration with Neophron International SRL, Eurodeal and the European Trade Academy, offers International Skill Development Training Programmes across Romania and Europe, providing aspiring candidates with industry-focused practical training in real working environments.

These programmes are designed to help participants develop job-ready skills through hands-on learning, workplace exposure and vocational training under experienced professionals. By combining practical experience with international standards, candidates gain the knowledge, confidence and expertise required to build successful careers abroad.

The programme promotes global skill development, workforce mobility and international career opportunities, empowering individuals to create a better future through employment, professional growth and long-term career success across Europe. Through this initiative, candidates are equipped with the skills, experience and international exposure needed to thrive in an increasingly competitive global workforce.

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International Skill Development Training Programme – Sri Lanka (July, 2026)

Mr. Albu Alin Marius, Vice President of UBCCR, visited Sri Lanka for the Grand Seminar on the International Skill Development Training Programme, engaging with industry leaders, organizations, and aspiring candidates.

The seminar included candidate interviews and discussions on vocational training, international career pathways, and overseas employment opportunities, while promoting global skill development, knowledge exchang, and workforce mobility.

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India–Poland Business & Investment Forum – Strategic MoU Signing (June, 2026)

During the India–Poland Business & Investment Forum 2026, Ms. Shieva Munjal, President of the Union of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce from Romania in India (UBCCR), and Mr. Vincent Peter, Vice President of the Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation, signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to strengthen India–Poland business relations.

The partnership focuses on promoting trade, investment, education, innovation and business development while creating new opportunities for cross-border collaboration. The forum brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs and investors to explore long-term partnerships and foster sustainable economic growth between India and Poland.

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Business Roundtable (November) - Bucharest, Romania

During his official visit to Romania, Hon’ble Minister of State (Commerce and Industry), Sh. Jitin Prasada, visited the Union of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce from Romania in India (UBCCR) in the Bucharest premises.

The discussions took place in the esteemed presence of HE Manoj Mahopatra (Ambassador from India to Romania and Moldova), Mr. Mihai Diaconu (Secretary of State – Ministry of Finance), Mr. Casian Pavel Nițulescu (Secretary of State – Ministry of Energy), Mr. Emil Florian Dumitru (Secretary of State – Ministry of Agriculture), Ms. Shiva Munjal (President, Union of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce from Romania in India) and Mr. Albu Alin Marius (Vice-President, Union of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce from Romania in India)

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Business Conference (October) - Crowne Plaza

A powerful exchange of ideas, vision and opportunities at the Business Conference held at Crowne Plaza, Okhla, bringing together the Union of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce from Romania in India (UBCCR), alongside European delegations and Indian delegates.

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India–Romania Business Conference 2025

Honored to host the Embassy of Romania in India at the India–Romania Business Conference 2025. Their insights and support strengthened our shared vision of collaboration. The conference marked a milestone in advancing bilateral ties across key sectors.
Together, we move forward towards growth, partnership and mutual success

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UBCCR at IIPTF EXHIBITION

UBCCR proudly showcased Romanian Pet Food in India at our stall in Bharat Mandapam – Hall No. 6.
Our President, Vice Presidents and team greeted visitors, shared our vision and built the foundation for future partnerships in the Indian pet industry. 

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Strategic Visit to Șantierul Naval Constanța S.A.

UBCCR leaders Ms. Shiva Munjal and Mr. Albu Alin Marius visited Șantierul Naval Constanța S.A., where they met with the respected Director of SNC to explore collaborations in shipbuilding, marine engineering and defense, strengthening Indo-Romanian industrial ties.

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Highlights from Business Roundtable

A high-level Business Round Table in Constanța brought together 40 leaders to explore trade opportunities between India and Romania.

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Strengthening Industrial Ties at Port Medgidia & Medgidia Glass Factory

Respected Ms. Shiva Munjal (President, UBCCR) and Mr. Albu Alin Marius (Vice President, UBCCR) visited Port Medgidia and the renowned Medgidia Glass Factory, gaining first-hand insights into Romania’s advanced logistics network, modern cargo handling systems and world-class glass manufacturing expertise — a significant step toward deeper cooperation between India and Romania in trade, industry and infrastructure.

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UBCCR’s Mr. Albu Alin Marius and Ambassador H.E. Manoj Kumar Mohapatra Engage with Honourable Adrian Teodor Picoiu, Prefect of Constanța County

UBCCR leadership, together with the Ambassador of India to Romania, engaged with the Prefect of Constanța County to explore new avenues for bilateral collaboration. The dialogue emphasized the importance of building sustainable frameworks for economic growth, governance cooperation and cultural bridges between Romania and India.

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