Since January 2007 Romania has become one of the latest ‘eastern’ countries to be part of the European Union on the current decade. Since then, Romanians have started benefiting of becoming part of the main economic community of the region, which means financial support, open market standards, work flow opportunities and so on. However technical and social support has been not following the same patterns, which is represented in a lack of strategy about what and how the cities would be developing in relation with the EU region.