AASR organised a new information and prevention session dedicated to foreign delivery riders in Romania, focusing on road safety, legal responsibilities and hygiene practices in delivery activities.
Following the selection of its submission as a Good Practice under the European Labour Authority (ELA) 2026 Call, AASR has submitted the complete documentation of its preventive cooperation model supporting lawful employment, worker protection and the prevention of undeclared work among third-country nationals.
AASR submits proposals within the public consultation on foreign workers’ access to the Romanian labour market, based on operational experience and institutional collaboration.
The Association of Foreign Employees in Romania (AASR) announces its affiliation with the Bucharest–Ilfov SMEs Employers Federation, marking a step towards stronger collaboration between the business environment and the labour market.
AASR participated in the DEFNET – Dual-Use Technologies & Defence-Ready Cities Conference, organized within the Smart City Industry Awards (SCIA X) platform and held at Romexpo Bucharest on March 4, 2026.
Over 50 foreign workers participated in the first 2026 road safety session organized in partnership with the Bucharest Traffic Police Brigade, marking the third consecutive year of structured institutional cooperation.
The Association of Foreign Employees in Romania (AASR) held an official working meeting with representatives of the Ethiopian Traffic Police Commission in Addis Ababa, focused on road safety education, prevention and civic awareness initiatives for Ethiopian citizens living and working in Romania.
In 2025, the Association of Foreign Employees in Romania (AASR) organized a series of road safety, prevention and integration training sessions as part of Road Safety Week, in cooperation with Romanian public authorities. The programs focused on responsible road behavior, safety awareness and social integration for foreign workers active in Bucharest
On 10 December 2025, the Bucharest Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCIB) hosted a new Romania–Ethiopia economic meeting, marking significant progress in bilateral cooperation. Discussions focused on trade, investment, institutional partnerships, and preparations for Romania’s participation at the Addis Ababa International Trade Fair. The event also featured a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony offered by Abyssinian Bar & Restaurant.
Romania–Ethiopia bilateral cooperation enters a new phase as AASR and…