Nah...I have been living and working in several countries with middle and high HDI. Romania is a developed country by now. Not talking about the people. Bucharest has a similar HDI to eastern Switzerland. Which is the most developed country in the world. The difference between rural and urban is just too big...the poor are really poor. .
@@chhavou that's great to hear, here in Italy, especially the south we have the same issue with houses, but especially with unreported black jobs, so both GDP per capita and unemployment are much different than official numbers. BTW I am happy to see our Romanian brothers thriving 💪🏻
@cavou actually it's more like 94%, I belive one of if not the highest in Europe! It's one of the benefits of the past communist government, where everyone was given housing. Having everyone own the land instead of renting is a HUGE help in making the country develop fast, as if someone owns property, they will be much more likely to care for it
I'm so proud of my beloved country. As a Romanian who has, unfortunately, had to live abroad (South America) for almost 40 yrs, these videos keep me in touch with where my heart remains and beats with love and pride
Adevarat dar cei drept pentru a baga electricitatea pe sub pamant este nevoie de o investiție mare dacă nu a fost băgată de la început. Cladirile de azi majoritatea primesc curent de la un mic stâlp construit pe acoperiș și aceasta modalitate de a lega cladirea de curent trebuie schimbata și proprietarul are nevoie de bani pentru a face modificarea. La orașe cred ca peste 10 ani va fi băgată pe sub pamant, dar la sate mai greu
I'd say things are definitely moving forward, higher GDP brings with it more infrastructure, better buildings, more development in general. But make no mistake, Romania is still quite a way behind even other formerly communist countries, especially Czechia or Estonia or Slovenia. This development is also quite unequally distributed in the territory, with the region of Moldova lagging more and more behind, one of the big problems being specifically the lack of proper road and rail infrastructure there - no highway leading to any important city in Moldova, not even Iasi, and rail infrastructure is crumbling and undermaintained. But it is notable that Romania had an especially brutal communist regime, even worse than what the rest of the eastern block had, and in 1990 we were one of the worst countries in Europe. The starting point was much lower than even the other communist countries, like Hungary or Poland, and thus there is a lot still left to recover in terms of infrastructure. The Romanian GDP is mostly caught up, at least with Hungary or Poland, but you can tell right away once you cross the border from Hungary to Romania that there is still missing road and rail infrastructure. I, for one, am hopeful that it will be built in the following few years, especially because we also have some advantages, such as a well balanced spread of natural resources, the importance of the Black Sea port of Constanta, a territory that is less vulnerable to foreign aggression from the east, neighbors which are smaller and less competitive (this is double edged though, because it means on the one hand that our local entrepreneurs have an easier time retaining the local market share when it comes to perishable goods or local services, but on the other hand that our immediate export markets can afford less goods), and a fairly sizable and reasonably well educated population, water availability among the highest in the world with an extensive hydrographic network which is almost entirely internal (no international rivers aside from the Danube, Prut and Tisza, which means readily available renewable hydro power potential, potential for agriculture and so on), the third highest geothermal energy potential in Europe, one of the highest agricultural potentials in the EU per capita (currently still underutilized though), and so on. One thing that would help greatly would be if the eastern Black Sea Caucasus region, as well as central Asia would see more economic development, because trade would then flow logically through the port of Constanta to and from there, but it doesn't look like it will happen in the near future. Still, as I said, there is a sizable gap still to recover, as well as challenges of unequal regional development, increasing inequality, corruption still being an issue 30 years after the revolution, and various instances of political mismanagement.
There are myths with Czech Republic, Poland, Estonia and also Russia on the internet. They create their own myths that they are superior. I have seen better and worse places in Czech Republic, and also in Poland some places like in the Republic of Moldova. YOU ARE TALKING FROM MYTHOLOGY, not from VISITING.
dar Romania are economia mult mai mare decat tarile metionate de catre tine. Slovenia si Estonia arata asa deoarce sunt foarte mici ca suprafata cea ce le face foarte usor de intretinut.
Coming from Italy, my country despite beign slightly behind big western European Countries like France or Germany, still sits in a high position in terms of GDP per capita, not at the levels of the US, Canada, Norway or Denmark, but in a fairly High Position considering our geographic position. Still we have some areas of the south that are very underdeveloped and other areas in central-northen Italy that are very developed.
@@usts6su19 The case of Italy is very particular and quite peculiar, I remember reading something interesting about how even public servants are payed according to a different salary grid based on their location, north earning more and south less. That's highly unusual for a unitary state especially. Another interesting development is that Czechia and Slovenia seem to have caught up with Italy, at least on average, although I am sure places like Venice and Milan are above, say, Ljubljana, while places like Naples are probably below right now. Obviously I wish all of us in the EU well, and prosperity, but I believe given some 15-20 years, southern Europe and eastern Europe will be on more or less the same levels of economic development, while central European countries that are adjacent to Germany, like Czechia, will probably be even slightly better off. Still, Italy is the third most populous country in the EU, so it does have a greater say in what happens. It remains to be seen how well the Italian government and politicians will use this advantage in the future, as well as how much the threat of a resurgent Russia will cause eastern countries to divert funds from the economy to the military, thus hindering our progress.
@@costinhalaicu2746 Yes definitely, I can give you a first hand example of this widening gap between northen-central Italy and Southern Italy. I have some family members that live in the south, my family that lives in Central Italy earns several times their income, they barely speak English, therefore they don't have access to many job opportunities online and at the same time they don't have access to many english-speaking platforms that could help them develope useful skills (I.e. skillshare or Khan Academy) this might seem like a stupid example, but the knowledge of the english language opens up so many opportunities for personal development that this creates a tremendous opportunity gap. During the summer I can relatively easily find a job in a big company to earn some money to save or spend on personal things, while my cousin never worked because down there he would earn 1/3 for almost the same job and with no guarantees or regulations. Finally if I where to compare the standards of living it would be like Germany/USA/France vs Greece/Southern Spain. On the other hand they have a very beautiful weather and landscape, many milions of tourists go there every year because of the beauty of the place, unfortunately they still lag behind economically.
I was just talking to a friend of mine how Google Maps is actually more of a photo collection for me as I can go back and be nostalgic of the places I've grew up :D. Awesome video keep it up
Bulgaria being a country with less economy growth has the same changes. Sofia, Bulgaria: th-cam.com/video/tBtdWTGSaZ4/w-d-xo.html Burgas, Bulgaria: th-cam.com/video/tfgyp43V-KM/w-d-xo.html Also the Winter 2009 vs Summer 2019 makes the image greener/beautiful
@Romanian citizen Yes, this could be said of most of the post-communist countries in Europe. However, the saddest is the case of Latvia, the Czech Republic and Slovenia, which were previously at the same, perhaps higher level than some Western countries.
I left Romania in 1984... A country condemned to Mizery and Suffering... Fortunatelly, The United States gave me another chance to life and I live here for almost 40 years... However, this kind of videos convince me that I still have a country... Romania remained in my soul...😇 After communism, Romania was like After the War... All buildings were NEGLECTED, RUINNED, piles of garbage everywhere and among the blocks... All sources of infestation, parasites of all kinds... It was a time in which I thought that Romania was lost for good... no hope whatsoever... And yet, MIRACLES DO HAPPEN... I watch the rebirth of this country gaining its right to have A REAL LIFE where people can live and hope...
Hello, I'm from Poland, in Poland it was similar to poverty and hopelessness in Romania. 30 years after the revolution, the country has changed beyond recognition, we have great highways, roads, a lot is being built, I think that soon we will catch up with France and Germany. Dreams of our fathers and grandfathers come true
Yes there are many areas like yours and many like mine where in the last 30 years, they changed roads, build parks, renovated schools and kiddengardens, our blocks are issolated and pipes changed. I never had the hot water as hot as it is now. Yes there are more to do but things moved. I have 10gbps internet speed and 16k tv resolution, 5G data mobile etc. I also used to live in London in Southwark and I didn’t had this technology. Problema e ca privim doar partea goala a paharului si asta ne face al naibii de nefericiti si fustrati 😂
Dubai is building extremely stupidly (they build skyscrapers when they have a shittone of land where they can) and also it's economy is based only on oil so much and invested it so stupidly it will fall into poverty soon after their oil will dry out
Romania doesn't have much oil anymore. It has some oil but is not even enough for all internal consumption... Germans dried it all on WW2. Romanian oil was fueling the whole Axis. They sucked it like a vampire. We only have some leftovers now.
@@loathecraft The US destroyed Romania's oil and gas industry... we were supposed to be the largest producer of oil and gas in Europe beside Russia but they sabotaged us.
I like your positive attitude but sorry to tone it down just a little with my own Romanian view of this. Some parts are impressive, others just improvements but on the Down side.... You never really can make Communist built Boxed garbage that is still being built today in that style sadly... look good. You cant make that communist style look appealing or giving you a good vibe no matter how much renovation and facelifting you do on it. =) Yea... communists really suck, they had no imagination at all... criminally boring. I mean its Brutalist architecture or similar either way =). Now sure I know these kinds of structures exist and are being build in the WEST too... simply due to how simple (cheap) and easy they are to make I guess. Ive seen this types of buildings almost everywhere Ive been... like in Germany for instance, but its not that predominant, or at very least they try to shift away from that quite often specially in important cities. Also I like to attack Bucharest , the Capital of Romania... which is pretty much from many points of view kind of a black hole for funds, and in my opinion you dont really see enough improvement in infrastructure, order, or being more clean. Its water pipelines are usually in poor condition and they didnt manage to do much about it for many years now... Of course they will argue that Bucharest also produces a lot more money than other cities... lol sure... since its capital all corporations and companies usually open headquarters there, which means a lot of money flows through Bucharest. Also Constanta port and hub is close to Bucharest , drawing more capital from that. What Im saying is if it wasnt the Capital it would be for sure in a deplorable state, judging only by the results and improvements... other than a few luxury new areas that popped up in Bucharest. (Oh and do something about Gara de Nord, it looks like a Trainwreck from the outside at least..depressing... then again the trains are kind of deplorable too so yea thats that. And fix your sales of tickets digitally, its absurd how much you confuse foreigners there) Dont get me wrong I like my country .. geographically is a marvel, people are usually great... specially to strangers from abroad. Its a very safe country... contrary to what some would expect its a lot safer than most of Western Europe's big cities. But the Politicians are weak... 30+ years from a Revolution, nothing impressive comes to mind , pathetic and sad really.. heh, the Bureaucracy and centralization in the Capital is rather toxic at this point too.. I would argue, and something needs to be done about that.
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Yes we did. We changed massively, you would have to be blind to not realize that. We could have done even better than this if we didn't have to deal with fairly mediocre political leaders and with high corruption, but still...
Its not even 10 years bro with a lost economical decade for Europe (most economies in europe never recovered to pre-2008 levels till this day, and it led to populism and corruption in our country just after joining EU in 07’) .. and the change is visible. Next 10,20..30 years will bring spain, italy, switzerland levels here… in this order
Big deal to be much better than Bulgaria or to beat Hungary at roads, and even to beat Croatia, Slovakia, Greece whatever! We are far from Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, France and other civilised countries. MAI E MULT DE MUNCA, te bucuri ca intreci niste saracii! Lasa ca si altii s-au mai dezvoltat, polonezii sau balticii de exemplu, sincer in Estonia si Lituania lucrurile se fac mai bine. Bine, lituanienii trimit bani din afara si nu prea sunt prin tara, dar totusi. Noi nici nu avem exemplu pentru cei care nu calatoresc, sa avem un vecin gen Suedia sau Germania. C-ar arata mai des imagini de acolo.
I live in Romania, Bucharest. I must inform you the infrastructure is still so bad, and not heading anywhere good, yet! What you generally have shown are just a few car congested places that received more room, a new bridge, street widening for just for cars. Congestions that moved somewhere else. Also you shown some socialist buildings that had an overpriced makeover being covered in 10 cm of polystyrene, covering all decorations. New flashy colors instead of the dusted and grayed out initial color, over any architectural decoration. The asphalt work is so bad in this country that you will wreak your car's suspension if you drive a few hundred km. Even the Bucharest belt, the new portions are really an endurance test for your attention to avoid holes and bumps. In the cities car dependent suburbias are the only thing that grow. Rarely a sidewalk, and that is so narrow and occupied by cars. The new bike lanes are a joke, sudden interrupted by stiff borders.
Bucuresti is well known about its traffic jams....maybe Budapest has a bit better driving culture, but roads are in a terrible condition in budapest!!!!!!If I have to go somewhere i try to use only trams and metro, coz trolllys and busses are fallling apart on the roads!!!!!!!!!!
@Romanian presenter bucharest was beautiful only under monarchy, in comunism and after revolution it was build with full of ugliest and stupid buildings
@Romanian presenter bad city planing, boulevards and areas are full of bad quality buildings, many beautiful historical buildings destroyed, only some parts o center is beautiful. De multe ori Bucureștiul e considerat cea mai urita capitala.
@@ytdanytevero Pai el lucreaza intr-un magazin de metro. Nu e o rusine sa muncesti. Daca vrei salarii mai mari, pune tata mana si invata si munceste si schimbati locul de munca. Nu sta la aceeasi companie daca ai frustrari,
I do uber part time in Bucharest and I had a lot of youngsters as clients. They were between 14 and 17 and I had to take them to different courses like sports, music, movie producers, athlets, science. From this point of view, I am very happy about our future because the majority of them said “I will go abroad for experience and return to apply it here”. 🥹
I'm proud and I'm from greece. love to romania brothers
Naste kala,file.
Efharisto poly!
Decebalus
@Sperm Worm When was that?
Love Greece from Romania
Give it another 10 years. I think in 2030 people will start to understand the potential of this land.
Romania will eventually become one of Europe's Jewels...
Amen !!!
after 1000 years
Nah...I have been living and working in several countries with middle and high HDI. Romania is a developed country by now. Not talking about the people. Bucharest has a similar HDI to eastern Switzerland. Which is the most developed country in the world. The difference between rural and urban is just too big...the poor are really poor. .
I am Hungarian and I think Romania and Poland will be the biggest powers in the East
Ungur cu nume de Dambovita 😆
Well that is interesting.
Hope we out surpass Poland
Poland stronger with its famous ZERO policy
wtf?
So glad for Romania 🥰
Thank you, Vesna! 🙏😘
Romania went from 144p to 4K in just 10 years 😳🔝
and people don’t declare their full fortune due so in reality is much higher.
Keep in mind that 70-75% of citizens are house holders not rentals..
@@chhavou that's great to hear, here in Italy, especially the south we have the same issue with houses, but especially with unreported black jobs, so both GDP per capita and unemployment are much different than official numbers. BTW I am happy to see our Romanian brothers thriving 💪🏻
@cavou actually it's more like 94%, I belive one of if not the highest in Europe! It's one of the benefits of the past communist government, where everyone was given housing. Having everyone own the land instead of renting is a HUGE help in making the country develop fast, as if someone owns property, they will be much more likely to care for it
@@tortellinifettuccine is the highest in the world
I'm so proud of my beloved country. As a Romanian who has, unfortunately, had to live abroad (South America) for almost 40 yrs, these videos keep me in touch with where my heart remains and beats with love and pride
Why don’t you return to your beloved country?
The amount of Dacia 1300s in 2009, damn I really miss seeing those cars everywhere. Reminds me of my childhood.
Daca ar izola cablurile sub pamant ar fi minunat! In toata tara atarna cablurile astea si da un aspect oribil.
Adevarat dar cei drept pentru a baga electricitatea pe sub pamant este nevoie de o investiție mare dacă nu a fost băgată de la început. Cladirile de azi majoritatea primesc curent de la un mic stâlp construit pe acoperiș și aceasta modalitate de a lega cladirea de curent trebuie schimbata și proprietarul are nevoie de bani pentru a face modificarea. La orașe cred ca peste 10 ani va fi băgată pe sub pamant, dar la sate mai greu
La Chișinău avem aceeași problemă...
@@MsCristea nu degeaba se spune că românia și rep moldova sunt la fel 🤣
Think about why Romania is growing that fast. Because they don't care about if it looks better they make it the most efficient and cheapest way
In Brasov nu atarna (si nici in alte orase din cate stiu eu). Chiar si in Blaj au inceput din 2021. Depinde de regiune.
I'd say things are definitely moving forward, higher GDP brings with it more infrastructure, better buildings, more development in general. But make no mistake, Romania is still quite a way behind even other formerly communist countries, especially Czechia or Estonia or Slovenia. This development is also quite unequally distributed in the territory, with the region of Moldova lagging more and more behind, one of the big problems being specifically the lack of proper road and rail infrastructure there - no highway leading to any important city in Moldova, not even Iasi, and rail infrastructure is crumbling and undermaintained.
But it is notable that Romania had an especially brutal communist regime, even worse than what the rest of the eastern block had, and in 1990 we were one of the worst countries in Europe. The starting point was much lower than even the other communist countries, like Hungary or Poland, and thus there is a lot still left to recover in terms of infrastructure. The Romanian GDP is mostly caught up, at least with Hungary or Poland, but you can tell right away once you cross the border from Hungary to Romania that there is still missing road and rail infrastructure. I, for one, am hopeful that it will be built in the following few years, especially because we also have some advantages, such as a well balanced spread of natural resources, the importance of the Black Sea port of Constanta, a territory that is less vulnerable to foreign aggression from the east, neighbors which are smaller and less competitive (this is double edged though, because it means on the one hand that our local entrepreneurs have an easier time retaining the local market share when it comes to perishable goods or local services, but on the other hand that our immediate export markets can afford less goods), and a fairly sizable and reasonably well educated population, water availability among the highest in the world with an extensive hydrographic network which is almost entirely internal (no international rivers aside from the Danube, Prut and Tisza, which means readily available renewable hydro power potential, potential for agriculture and so on), the third highest geothermal energy potential in Europe, one of the highest agricultural potentials in the EU per capita (currently still underutilized though), and so on. One thing that would help greatly would be if the eastern Black Sea Caucasus region, as well as central Asia would see more economic development, because trade would then flow logically through the port of Constanta to and from there, but it doesn't look like it will happen in the near future.
Still, as I said, there is a sizable gap still to recover, as well as challenges of unequal regional development, increasing inequality, corruption still being an issue 30 years after the revolution, and various instances of political mismanagement.
There are myths with Czech Republic, Poland, Estonia and also Russia on the internet. They create their own myths that they are superior. I have seen better and worse places in Czech Republic, and also in Poland some places like in the Republic of Moldova. YOU ARE TALKING FROM MYTHOLOGY, not from VISITING.
dar Romania are economia mult mai mare decat tarile metionate de catre tine. Slovenia si Estonia arata asa deoarce sunt foarte mici ca suprafata cea ce le face foarte usor de intretinut.
Coming from Italy, my country despite beign slightly behind big western European Countries like France or Germany, still sits in a high position in terms of GDP per capita, not at the levels of the US, Canada, Norway or Denmark, but in a fairly High Position considering our geographic position. Still we have some areas of the south that are very underdeveloped and other areas in central-northen Italy that are very developed.
@@usts6su19 The case of Italy is very particular and quite peculiar, I remember reading something interesting about how even public servants are payed according to a different salary grid based on their location, north earning more and south less. That's highly unusual for a unitary state especially. Another interesting development is that Czechia and Slovenia seem to have caught up with Italy, at least on average, although I am sure places like Venice and Milan are above, say, Ljubljana, while places like Naples are probably below right now.
Obviously I wish all of us in the EU well, and prosperity, but I believe given some 15-20 years, southern Europe and eastern Europe will be on more or less the same levels of economic development, while central European countries that are adjacent to Germany, like Czechia, will probably be even slightly better off.
Still, Italy is the third most populous country in the EU, so it does have a greater say in what happens. It remains to be seen how well the Italian government and politicians will use this advantage in the future, as well as how much the threat of a resurgent Russia will cause eastern countries to divert funds from the economy to the military, thus hindering our progress.
@@costinhalaicu2746 Yes definitely, I can give you a first hand example of this widening gap between northen-central Italy and Southern Italy.
I have some family members that live in the south, my family that lives in Central Italy earns several times their income, they barely speak English, therefore they don't have access to many job opportunities online and at the same time they don't have access to many english-speaking platforms that could help them develope useful skills (I.e. skillshare or Khan Academy) this might seem like a stupid example, but the knowledge of the english language opens up so many opportunities for personal development that this creates a tremendous opportunity gap. During the summer I can relatively easily find a job in a big company to earn some money to save or spend on personal things, while my cousin never worked because down there he would earn 1/3 for almost the same job and with no guarantees or regulations.
Finally if I where to compare the standards of living it would be like Germany/USA/France vs Greece/Southern Spain. On the other hand they have a very beautiful weather and landscape, many milions of tourists go there every year because of the beauty of the place, unfortunately they still lag behind economically.
I was just talking to a friend of mine how Google Maps is actually more of a photo collection for me as I can go back and be nostalgic of the places I've grew up :D. Awesome video keep it up
Bulgaria being a country with less economy growth has the same changes.
Sofia, Bulgaria: th-cam.com/video/tBtdWTGSaZ4/w-d-xo.html
Burgas, Bulgaria: th-cam.com/video/tfgyp43V-KM/w-d-xo.html
Also the Winter 2009 vs Summer 2019 makes the image greener/beautiful
They do in 10 years what Québec does in 20 or more.
Lets hope it's made to last.
Yeah
@Romanian citizen Yes, this could be said of most of the post-communist countries in Europe. However, the saddest is the case of Latvia, the Czech Republic and Slovenia, which were previously at the same, perhaps higher level than some Western countries.
@Romanian citizen Czechia was even higher than Austria, so yeah, it was pretty shit
@@PAULSGEO can you do next hungary vs romania in gdp cities(wich is more beatiful)pls
cmon man, I've seen the old Quebec city and it's beautiful
Good job ! Bravo 🏰👏🏻
I left Romania in 1984... A country condemned to Mizery and Suffering...
Fortunatelly, The United States gave me another chance to life and I live here for almost 40 years... However, this kind of videos convince me that I still have a country... Romania remained in my soul...😇
After communism, Romania was like After the War... All buildings were NEGLECTED, RUINNED, piles of garbage everywhere and among the blocks... All sources of infestation, parasites of all kinds... It was a time in which I thought that Romania was lost for good... no hope whatsoever...
And yet, MIRACLES DO HAPPEN... I watch the rebirth of this country gaining its right to have A REAL LIFE where people can live and hope...
Hello, I'm from Poland, in Poland it was similar to poverty and hopelessness in Romania. 30 years after the revolution, the country has changed beyond recognition, we have great highways, roads, a lot is being built, I think that soon we will catch up with France and Germany. Dreams of our fathers and grandfathers come true
"Misery" not mizery. You lived in the US for 40 years and cannot spell "misery" correctly?
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My partner is Romanian, makes me so happy to see this! (:
Salutare tuturor romanilor!!
WOW impressive
I like Romania!
Great video! You should definitely do one about Bulgaria!
I'd say based on superficial impressions of driving through Bulgarian cities that Bulgaria is, just like my country, developing at a good pace.
@@costinhalaicu2746 Thank you for the compliment of my country! 🇧🇬♥️🇷🇴
Bulgaria is the only country doctors makes 450euro while workers in lidl makes 650-850euro
@@tigranthegreat8198 That's complete bs fr
@@tigranthegreat8198 what the fuck man?
Nice Country.
As a romanian I am proud to know that in 30 years romanians managed to rebuild a small street !
Yes there are many areas like yours and many like mine where in the last 30 years, they changed roads, build parks, renovated schools and kiddengardens, our blocks are issolated and pipes changed. I never had the hot water as hot as it is now. Yes there are more to do but things moved. I have 10gbps internet speed and 16k tv resolution, 5G data mobile etc. I also used to live in London in Southwark and I didn’t had this technology.
Problema e ca privim doar partea goala a paharului si asta ne face al naibii de nefericiti si fustrati 😂
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i am half romanian
I thought he will mostly talk about Transfăgărășan.
damn
i am half romanian
Jumate ce esti?
@@justme... englez
Ploiesti produce so much petrol/oil.. it should be like DUBAI!!!
Dubai is building extremely stupidly (they build skyscrapers when they have a shittone of land where they can) and also it's economy is based only on oil so much and invested it so stupidly it will fall into poverty soon after their oil will dry out
it should invest it's money like Norway(another nation rich from oil) not like Dubai. As i said in my last comment Dubai is wasting money
Romania doesn't have much oil anymore. It has some oil but is not even enough for all internal consumption... Germans dried it all on WW2. Romanian oil was fueling the whole Axis. They sucked it like a vampire. We only have some leftovers now.
@@loathecraft The US destroyed Romania's oil and gas industry... we were supposed to be the largest producer of oil and gas in Europe beside Russia but they sabotaged us.
@@Roma_Aeterna_SPQR oil production actually started to decline in the 70s
Next : Malaysia 🇲🇾
You can see the difference in cars aswell, from old cars that are 20/30 years old to cars that are 10/1 years old
On photo comparation 10 years after first photo...
Easy fast country
I like your positive attitude but sorry to tone it down just a little with my own Romanian view of this. Some parts are impressive, others just improvements but on the Down side.... You never really can make Communist built Boxed garbage that is still being built today in that style sadly... look good. You cant make that communist style look appealing or giving you a good vibe no matter how much renovation and facelifting you do on it. =) Yea... communists really suck, they had no imagination at all... criminally boring. I mean its Brutalist architecture or similar either way =).
Now sure I know these kinds of structures exist and are being build in the WEST too... simply due to how simple (cheap) and easy they are to make I guess. Ive seen this types of buildings almost everywhere Ive been... like in Germany for instance, but its not that predominant, or at very least they try to shift away from that quite often specially in important cities.
Also I like to attack Bucharest , the Capital of Romania... which is pretty much from many points of view kind of a black hole for funds, and in my opinion you dont really see enough improvement in infrastructure, order, or being more clean. Its water pipelines are usually in poor condition and they didnt manage to do much about it for many years now...
Of course they will argue that Bucharest also produces a lot more money than other cities... lol sure... since its capital all corporations and companies usually open headquarters there, which means a lot of money flows through Bucharest. Also Constanta port and hub is close to Bucharest , drawing more capital from that. What Im saying is if it wasnt the Capital it would be for sure in a deplorable state, judging only by the results and improvements... other than a few luxury new areas that popped up in Bucharest. (Oh and do something about Gara de Nord, it looks like a Trainwreck from the outside at least..depressing... then again the trains are kind of deplorable too so yea thats that. And fix your sales of tickets digitally, its absurd how much you confuse foreigners there)
Dont get me wrong I like my country .. geographically is a marvel, people are usually great... specially to strangers from abroad. Its a very safe country... contrary to what some would expect its a lot safer than most of Western Europe's big cities. But the Politicians are weak... 30+ years from a Revolution, nothing impressive comes to mind , pathetic and sad really.. heh, the Bureaucracy and centralization in the Capital is rather toxic at this point too.. I would argue, and something needs to be done about that.
Is this Romania? Question!
Yes it is Romania.
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Yeahhh , no ...
yes, we changed, but not a lot
Fine, fine. We are fine🤜🤛
@@Ge0rGi. 😝
Yes we did. We changed massively, you would have to be blind to not realize that. We could have done even better than this if we didn't have to deal with fairly mediocre political leaders and with high corruption, but still...
Its not even 10 years bro with a lost economical decade for Europe (most economies in europe never recovered to pre-2008 levels till this day, and it led to populism and corruption in our country just after joining EU in 07’) .. and the change is visible. Next 10,20..30 years will bring spain, italy, switzerland levels here… in this order
Big deal to be much better than Bulgaria or to beat Hungary at roads, and even to beat Croatia, Slovakia, Greece whatever! We are far from Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, France and other civilised countries. MAI E MULT DE MUNCA, te bucuri ca intreci niste saracii! Lasa ca si altii s-au mai dezvoltat, polonezii sau balticii de exemplu, sincer in Estonia si Lituania lucrurile se fac mai bine. Bine, lituanienii trimit bani din afara si nu prea sunt prin tara, dar totusi. Noi nici nu avem exemplu pentru cei care nu calatoresc, sa avem un vecin gen Suedia sau Germania. C-ar arata mai des imagini de acolo.
de curând am început să văd anormal de multe numere străine, ceea ce e de bine, demonstrează că România chiar progresează
Romanian roads aren’t even close to the ones in Greece, the difference between the two countries’ highway systems is laughable
I live in Romania, Bucharest. I must inform you the infrastructure is still so bad, and not heading anywhere good, yet! What you generally have shown are just a few car congested places that received more room, a new bridge, street widening for just for cars. Congestions that moved somewhere else. Also you shown some socialist buildings that had an overpriced makeover being covered in 10 cm of polystyrene, covering all decorations. New flashy colors instead of the dusted and grayed out initial color, over any architectural decoration. The asphalt work is so bad in this country that you will wreak your car's suspension if you drive a few hundred km. Even the Bucharest belt, the new portions are really an endurance test for your attention to avoid holes and bumps. In the cities car dependent suburbias are the only thing that grow. Rarely a sidewalk, and that is so narrow and occupied by cars. The new bike lanes are a joke, sudden interrupted by stiff borders.
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Bucuresti is well known about its traffic jams....maybe Budapest has a bit better driving culture, but roads are in a terrible condition in budapest!!!!!!If I have to go somewhere i try to use only trams and metro, coz trolllys and busses are fallling apart on the roads!!!!!!!!!!
Bucharest is a shithole tho. Doesn't represent the country.
@Romanian presenter bucharest was beautiful only under monarchy, in comunism and after revolution it was build with full of ugliest and stupid buildings
@Romanian presenter bad city planing, boulevards and areas are full of bad quality buildings, many beautiful historical buildings destroyed, only some parts o center is beautiful. De multe ori Bucureștiul e considerat cea mai urita capitala.
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@@ytdanytevero Pai el lucreaza intr-un magazin de metro. Nu e o rusine sa muncesti. Daca vrei salarii mai mari, pune tata mana si invata si munceste si schimbati locul de munca. Nu sta la aceeasi companie daca ai frustrari,
I do uber part time in Bucharest and I had a lot of youngsters as clients. They were between 14 and 17 and I had to take them to different courses like sports, music, movie producers, athlets, science. From this point of view, I am very happy about our future because the majority of them said “I will go abroad for experience and return to apply it here”. 🥹