Romanian Government Calls Special Meeting On Nokia Plant Shutdown

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29.09.2011, 16:35 | Actuality | 1047 views

Romania's Government has called a meeting for Thursday evening to discuss mobile phone manufacturer Nokia's decision to close its plant in Jucu, Cluj county, people close to the matter told Mediafax.

A Nokia delegation, led by general manager Risto Meskus, met with Prime Minister Emil Boc earlier in the day.

Nokia on Thursday announced it would shut down its Romanian plant, within a broader strategy meant to restore competitive edge. The company is also taking a closer look at its plants in Mexico, Finland and Hungary.

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