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Mourning in the energy community. Ioan Avram, former Minister of Machine Building for 20 years and Minister of Energy for another 2 years during the communist period, passed away.
“A renowned engineer, director of Vulcan, Reșița and the longest serving minister of Ceausescu’s time. 2 years ago he participated in the Polytechnic at the festive moment – 100 years of industry in Romania – where he spoke for 45 minutes, being applauded Scene open for his excellent speech. Many accused him of being a minister of the regime, but certainly he was a builder of the modern economy, he had a vocation to build and he was an excellent engineer, a true statesman! “, wrote, on Facebook, Călin Radu Vilt, senior consultant at CNR-CME.
According to investenergy.ro, engineer Ioan Avram was born on June 28, 1931 in the village of Popeni, Mir comunid commune (Sălaj county). Graduated from the “Matei Basarab” secondary school in Bucharest and from the Kiev Polytechnic Institute, he was director of the “Vulcan” plants in Bucharest and UCM Resita. Between 1965 and 1985, Ioan Avram was Minister of Machine Construction, and from 1985 he was, for a year, Deputy Prime Minister of the Romanian government. Between 1986 and 1987 he was Minister of Electricity. In the last years of communism, he was director of the Oltenita shipyard and director of the Faur Plant in Bucharest.
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