Concelex, Founding Member of Atlantic Council

Concelex has been a founding member of Atlantic Council Romania since June 2025, a significant milestone reflecting the company’s commitment to sustainable development of critical infrastructure, technological innovation, and the strengthening of the strategic partnership between Romania and the United States of America.

“In the face of today’s global challenges, we need strong partnerships and collective action. Atlantic Council is the platform where strategic vision takes shape through shared values and civic engagement, and Romania is playing an increasingly active role in this community of ideas and values. Concelex upholds these principles and contributes through concrete projects that connect democracies through infrastructure, energy, technology, and shared vision,” said Radu Piturlea, Executive Chairman, Concelex.Concelex makes a significant contribution to the development of critical infrastructure, energy projects, and solutions based on advanced technologies. The company is dedicated to delivering projects that combine technological innovation with sustainability, to strengthen a stable economic and strategic environment. Through its expertise in building projects, civil engineering, infrastructure, and energy — for both public institutional and private clients — the company continues to develop resilient infrastructure.

“The official launch of the Atlantic Council Romania bureau, which took place in Bucharest on June 30, 2025, marks an essential step in affirming Romania’s role as a trusted regional actor and promoter of democratic values in Central and Eastern Europe. Concelex joins this strategic initiative through a five-year partnership signed with Atlantic Council, alongside institutional and private partners. This joint effort will stimulate bilateral and transatlantic cooperation in key areas such as energy, security, infrastructure, economy, and advanced technology, through close collaboration with government officials, civil society, and private sector leaders,” said Frederick Kempe, President and CEO of Atlantic Council.