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Rfi Romania is the Romanian language radio service of Radio France Internationale. Unlike BBC Romanian, Rfi Romania has studios that cover most of the urban area of Romania and Moldova.

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v t e Romanian language radio stations
Public	RRA RRC R3N RRM RAS RRI RRI 1 RRI 2 RC RRR ( Radio Cluj Radio Constanța Radio Iași Radio Reșița)
Private	Dance FM Europa FM Guerrilla Gold FM Impuls Kiss FM Pro FM Realitatea FM RFI Vibe Fm Virgin Radio ZU
Local	Radio Maria Stil FM Radio Vox T
Public (Moldova)	Radio Moldova Radio Moldova Internațional Radio Moldova Tineret
Private (Moldova)	Radio Chișinău Kiss FM Pro FM Radio Noroc Jurnal FM Vocea Basarabiei RFI Publika FM

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Rfi Romania is the Romanian language radio service of Radio France Internationale. Unlike BBC Romanian, Rfi Romania has studios that cover most of the urban area of Romania and Moldova.

External links

v t e Romanian language radio stations
Public	RRA RRC R3N RRM RAS RRI RRI 1 RRI 2 RC RRR ( Radio Cluj Radio Constanța Radio Iași Radio Reșița)
Private	Dance FM Europa FM Guerrilla Gold FM Impuls Kiss FM Pro FM Realitatea FM RFI Vibe Fm Virgin Radio ZU
Local	Radio Maria Stil FM Radio Vox T
Public (Moldova)	Radio Moldova Radio Moldova Internațional Radio Moldova Tineret
Private (Moldova)	Radio Chișinău Kiss FM Pro FM Radio Noroc Jurnal FM Vocea Basarabiei RFI Publika FM

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