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The basics
Quick facts
Intro
Romanian politician
A.K.A.
Emil Ene Dinga
Gender:
Male
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Birth:
10 April 1956(Galati, Romania)
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Education:
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
The details
Biography
Introduction
Aemilius (Dacoromanice Emil Ene Dinga (natus die 10 Aprilis 1956 in oppido Cosmesti in Galaţi circulo) oeconomus et vir publicus Dacoromanicus est.
Munus
Annis 1976 - 1980 apud Academiam Studiorum Oeconomicorum Bucarestae oeconomiae studebat atque diploma accepit. Deinde oeconomus in magistratibus statalibus ad annum 2004 operam dedit. Praeterea professor apud Universitatem Christianam Dimitrie Cantemir docet. Director argentariae "CEC" fuit.
Cursus honorum
Dinga, Factionis Democraticae sodalis, a mense Decembri 2004 ad mensem Augusti 2005 minister integrationis Europaeae in consilio ministrorum Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu fuit.
Nexus externi
Notae
Ministri principales rectionum Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu 2004–2008
| Christianus Adomniței • Antonius Anton • Theodorus Atanasiu • Georgius Barbu • Sulfina Barbu • Radu Berceanu • Basilius Blaga • Anca Boagiu • Carolus Borbély • Ladislaus Borbély • Mariana Câmpeanu • Tudor Chiuariu • Mircea Cinteză • Dacianus Cioloş • Hadrianus Cioroianu • Lazarus Comănescu • Georgius Copos • Christianus David • Aemilius Ene Dinga • Georgius Dobre • Georgius Flutur • Sorin Frunzăverde • Michael Hărdău • Hadrianus Iorgulescu • Attila Korodi • Monica Macovei • Béla Markó • Theodorus Meleșcanu • Mircea Miclea • Daniel Motreanu • Monica Muscă • Zsolt Nagy • Eugenius Nicolăescu • Ludovicus Orban • Paulus Păcuraru • Bogdan Pascu • Ioannes Popescu • Georgius Pogea • Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu • Decebalus Traianus Remeș • Georgius Seculici • Codruţ Şereş • Ovidius Silaghi • Michael Răzvan Ungureanu • Hadrianus Videanu • Sebastianus Vlădescu • Varujan Vosganian • Iulius Winkler | |
Ministri rerum Europaearum Romanici vel opum Europaearum (2001 - )
| Hildegarda-Carola Puwak 2000 · Basilius Pușcaș 2003 · Alexander Fărcaș 2003 · Aemilius Ene Dinga 2004 · Anca Boagiu 2005 · Leonardus Orban 2011 · Eugenius Teodorovici 2012 · Marius Nica 2015 · Aura Răducu 2015 · Christianus Ghinea 2016 · Dragoş Christianus Dinu 2016 · Anna Birchall (res Europaeae) 2017 · Michaela Virginia Toader (opes Europaeae 2017) · Rovana Plumb (opes Europaeae) 2017 · Victor Negrescu (res Europaeae) 2017 · Marius Nica 2017 (opes Europaeae) · Rovana Plumb 2018 (opes Europaeae) · Eugenius Teodorovici 2019 opes Europaeae, pro tempore) · Roxana Mînzatu 2019 (opes Europaeae) | |