A VISION OF SUSTAINABLE - MOUNTAIN - DEVELOPMENT FOCUSED ON THE VALORIZATION OF QUALITY “MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS”. THE INCREASING IMPORTANCE OF MOUNTAIN AREAS IN THE POST-COVID-19 CONJECTURE
Abstract
Bucharest, 4 September 2020
Collaborators (employed + “associated” researchers) – at CE-MONT: Prof.dr. CS 1 Ioan Surdu; Dr.eng.siv. CS 2 Ionel Popa; Prof.univ.dr. CS 1 Liviu Gaceu; Dr.ec. CS 2 Daniela Antonescu; Dr.eng. CS III Dănuț Gîțan; Dr.eng. CS III Dănuț Ungureanu; Dr.ec. CS III Manuela Apetrei; Dr.inf. CS III Simona Cornelia Marinescu; Dr.eng. CS III Vasile Avădănei; Eng. CS Carmen Cătună; Dr.doc.pr. Mihai Valică; Prof.univ.dr. Ion Cucui (as.); Dr.PhD., Ovidiu Bojor (as.), Member Academy of Medical Sciences; Prof.univ.dr. Romulus Gruia (as.); Dr.ec. Otilia Manta; Lector univ.dr. Alexandru Cordoș, Președinte – Filiala Cluj – FMR; Prof.univ.dr. Ioan Plăiaș; Eng.entrepreneur Emil Iugan, Vicepresident of the Romanian Mountain Forum.
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