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Romania has 600,000 students needed for AIESEC's goals, but understanding the student market is missing. To break barriers and overachieve on GIPo, AIESEC Romania needs to focus on understanding the student market. They should double GIP experiences offered, form partnerships with universities providing benefits to both, and create national partnerships with other organizations to align supply and demand. AIESEC Romania also needs to better prepare exchange participants and develop their talents and competences.
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