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Alex Bodi și șeful BlackRock, Larry Fink, la Berlin: investiții în Germania și România?

Antreprenorul român este, în această perioadă, o prezență constantă în capitala Germaniei, Berlin, unde a sosit la 20 octombrie 2026, venind de la Madrid, via Florența. Nu a fost, așadar, o întâmplare că, potrivit programului, la scurt timp după ora 9:20, Bodi se afla lângă avionul privat Embraer Phenom 300E, înmatriculat CS-PHW, de unde a fost preluat cu un Maybach pentru a se îndrepta în grabă spre fostul sediu al Consiliului de Stat, în calitate de participant la summitul economic „Invest in Germany Summit”.

Alex Bodi a šéf společnosti BlackRock Larry Fink v Berlíně: Investice v Německu a Rumunsku?

Rumunský podnikatel je v současnosti pravidelným hostem v německém hlavním městě Berlíně, kam 20. října 2026 přicestoval z Madridu přes Florencii. Nebylo tedy náhodou, že krátce po 9.20 již stál vedle soukromého letounu Embraer Phenom 300E s registrační značkou CS-PHW. Vyzvedl ho vůz značky Maybach, kterým se urychleně přesunul do bývalé budovy Státní rady, aby se tam zúčastnil hospodářského summitu „Invest in Germany Summit“.

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