Bucharest, the capital of Romania, first documented over 500 years ago, is the country’s largest city and its main political, administrative, economic, financial, educational, scientific, and cultural center.

Historically known as “Little Paris”, Bucharest has evolved into a dynamic European capital with a population of nearly two million inhabitants, offering a balanced mix of architectural heritage, green spaces, and contemporary urban life.

The city ranks 12th worldwide in the English Proficiency Index (EPI), with a score of 64.45, placing it in the “Very High Proficiency” category. It ranks ahead of major European cities such as Brussels, Prague, Paris, Barcelona, and Rome, and alongside Vienna, Berlin, Warsaw, and Budapest, ensuring ease of communication for international delegates.

Bucharest is well connected internationally and within the region, with a modern airport, extensive public transport network, and a wide range of accommodation options. Delegates will find the city welcoming, easy to navigate, and well suited for international scientific and professional exchange, with numerous opportunities for informal meetings, cultural discovery, and relaxation outside the conference program.