Clichici Dorina
Main achievement
Senior Researcher at the Institute of World Economy of the Romanian Academy
About
Dorina Clichici is a remarkable senior scientific researcher at the Institute of World Economy of the Romanian Academy, with over 15 years of experience in finance, banking stability, and financial literacy. A Doctor of Economics from „Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, she has published numerous articles in prestigious journals, such as Romanian Journal of European Affairs and Economic Modelling, addressing topics like the impact of prudential policies on banking risk, the resilience of financial systems during crises, and financial well-being in Romania. Her achievements include collaborations on international projects and contributions to monthly reports on financial markets, highlighting her expertise in statistical analysis, monetary policies, and EU sanctions on Russian financial systems. In Romania, Dorina Clichici works within the Institute of World Economy, where she coordinates research teams alongside colleagues such as Mihai Nițoi and Miruna Pochea, contributing to working papers and studies on financial literacy and the financial cycle. Previously, she worked as a university lecturer at the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova and at the University of European Political and Economic Studies, as well as National Contact Point for Access to Finance in the Horizon 2020 program of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova. Active in cross-border academic networks, she participates in international conferences and publishes in collaboration with institutions from Cluj-Napoca and Bucharest, promoting collaborations in the field of economic sciences. Although information about Dorina Clichici's personal life is not publicly detailed, her career demonstrates exemplary dedication to the field of economic sciences, marked by multilingualism (Romanian, Russian, English) and involvement in doctoral evaluations at the National Council for Accreditation and Attestation in the Republic of Moldova. Her contributions highlight the crucial role of women in financial research, offering models of excellence in the context of European integration, where the analysis of complex data and recommendations for public policies remain essential for sustainable development.
