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Darău requested the DNA test after discovering that the state had paid millions of lei for tourist albums that
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Executive Summary
Facts Only
* The state paid 2.6 million lei for 75,000 tourist promotion albums in 2006.
* Only 34,395 copies of the albums reached the institution's warehouses.
* The remaining 40,605 albums were with the printing company and were still being sold online at 60 lei each.
* The National Authority for Tourism concluded a contract for 2,625,000 lei for 75,000 bilingual promotion albums from the Vesel Cemetery in Săpânța.
* Since 2017, the Court of Accounts found inventories worth over 4 million lei with no movement or slow movement.
* Measures were established by the Court of Accounts requiring inventory completion by January 2018, which remains unimplemented in October 2026.
* Some stored materials were severely damaged by water infiltration in January of the current year.
* New measures include deadlines for inventory, accounting correction, and handover-receipt procedures.
Full Take
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The interim Minister of Economy, Digitalization, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, Irineu Darău, announced that he has initiated a DNA investigation after the institution's control body found that the state paid 2.6 million lei for 75,000 tourist promotion albums, 41,000 of which have never reached the institution's warehouses, and the company that printed them continues to sell them.Read the full story at digi24.ro
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