Abstract
The present paper outlines a comparative study on the regional level as stipulated by the Romanian and French legislations. It aims to identify the main similarities and differences between the Romanian development regions and the French regions, although Romania does not have a real administrative regional level. The study also considers the particular territorial features of the two states, along with the specific trends they are following in their administrative-territorial reorganization and which can determine different evolutions.
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