On October 23–24, 2025, Brussels hosted the 4th edition of the international symposium “The Impact of Artificial Intelligence and New Technologies on Health: A Romanian-Belgian Perspective,” organized by the Embassy of Romania in the Kingdom of Belgium in partnership with the World Health Organization – Regional Office for Europe.

The event brought together over one hundred participants, including representatives of public institutions from Romania and Belgium, academia, researchers, and experts in public health and medical technology. Discussions covered topics such as AI regulation and policy in healthcare, academic and research cooperation, and the digital transformation of health systems.

Dr. Raluca Ioana Teleanu, President of Neurocare and coordinator of the Center of Expertise for Rare Diseases in Pediatric Neurology at “Dr. Victor Gomoiu” Children’s Hospital in Bucharest, took part in the session dedicated to academic cooperation and medical research.

In her address, Dr. Teleanu emphasized the importance of developing applied research programs in pediatric neurology, integrating new technologies—including artificial intelligence—into both clinical and academic practice, and expanding international partnerships. Citing examples from the center’s ongoing initiatives, she underlined how cross-border collaborations can accelerate knowledge transfer and strengthen Romania’s healthcare capacity in the field of rare diseases.

More information available here and here.

Bucharest, June 2, 2025 – In a ceremony that highlights the close connection between professional excellence and responsibility towards the community, Dr. Daniel Mihai Teleanu, Vice President of the Neurocare Association, was awarded the title of Honorary Citizen of Făgăraș.

The distinction was granted during the Făgăraș Local Council meeting on May 29, 2025, where the mayor’s proposal was adopted unanimously. “Many people from Făgăraș have turned to Dr. Teleanu for help, and he has always been there for them. He has done a great deal for the city and for its people,” the mayor emphasized in his speech.

For the Neurocare Association, of which he is Vice President, this moment is a landmark. It symbolizes the Association’s commitment to promoting excellence in Romanian neurosurgery, supporting the training of younger generations, and developing support programs for patients.

The title of Honorary Citizen awarded to Dr. Daniel Mihai Teleanu reflects both the local recognition of an outstanding career and his dedication to the community, as well as to the development of the Association he represents.