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Curriculum Vitae
1969: Born, Zalau
1994: Degree in horticultural engineering, University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Cluj-Napoca
1995: Consultant, agricultural and rural development project, Arges County
1997: Stagiaire, DG Agriculture and Rural Affairs, European Commission
1998-99: Manager of a rural development programme, Arges County
1999-2001: Co-ordinator of bilateral agriculture co-operation projects
2001-02: Programme co-ordinator, National Association of Agricultural Development
2002-03: Task manager, Sapard programme, European Commission's delegation to Romania
2005-07: Adviser to Romania's agriculture minister
2007: Under-secretary of state for European affairs, agriculture ministry
2007-08: Minister for agriculture and rural development
2009-10: Head of presidential commission on agricultural development
2010-: European commissioner for agriculture
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