Romanian President Klaus Iohannis revealed on Thursday that he appointed the Minister of Education Sorin Cîmpeanu as country’s interim Prime Minister.
Thus Mr. Cimpeanu replaces former premier Victor Ponta, who announced his resignation on Wednesday following a wave of recent protests against a fire incident that killed 32 people and left more than a hundred with severe burns at Bucharest’s nighclub “Colectiv” Friday night.
In addition, the President announced that he would take into consideration also the voice of the “street” so that representatives of the civil society are asked to come for consultations next Friday.
Who is Sorin Cîmpeanu?
Sorin Câmpeanu has been the Minister of Education and Research in Ponta’s government which resigned yesterday.
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He graduated from the National College St. Sava in 1986 and the University of Agronomic Sciences and Veterinary Medicine – Faculty of Land reclamation and Environmental Engineering in 1991, claiming also his doctorate in 2000.
After graduation, he worked for one year as a design engineer at the Institute for Studies and land improvements. In the period 2000-2003 Cimpeanu was a coordinating expert in the Ministry of Education and Research – National Center for the European Program Leonardo da Vinci, and a year later he became an expert in the same Ministry at the National Agency for partnership between universities and the socio – economic environment (APART).
Campeanu was the director of Irrifrance Roumanie from 2005 to 2008 as well as the vice president of the Center of Excellence in Research – BIOTEHNOL.
Between 2004 and 2008 he served as dean of the Agricultural University – Faculty of Land Reclamation, where, since 1992, has held all teaching positions from the junior to full professor. Cîmpeanu is also the vice president of the Romanian National Committee for International Hydrological Programme.
