Nicoușor Dan Met with Former American Ambassadors in New York: "The Romanian-US Partnership Is a Sustainable Achievement
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President Nicușor Dan states that the Strategic Partnership between Romania and the United States must acquire a stronger economic component, by attracting investment, developing joint projects, technology transfer and job creation. Article The Plan presented by Nicușor Dan in the US: the infrastructure Romania needs and attracting American capital appears first in Romania TV.
Nicușor Dan announced that he met in New York with former United States ambassadors, who thanked them for their contribution to promoting Romania and strengthening the bilateral relationship between Bucharest and Washington.
President Nicousor Dan met in New York with former American ambassadors, who discussed defence cooperation, the expansion of the US economic presence in Romania and the strengthening of the transatlantic alliance.
President Nicușor Dan said that Romania wants a more important presence of the United States in both the military and the economy. He invoked Romania's geographical position, military and economic cooperation between the two countries, technical training and energy potential. The head of state also spoke about Romania's relationship with Ukraine [...]
President Nicousor Dan spoke Monday with representatives of American companies, banks and investment funds investing [...]
Nicușor Dan meets former US Ambassadors in New York. Adrian Zuckerman: "Romania intends to be a contributor, not a spectator, on the eastern flank"
President Nicușor Dan met Monday in New York with a group of former U.S. ambassadors to Romania and other countries, as part of a discussion hosted by Alianta ahead of the 81st United Nations General Assembly. According to a press release from Alianta, the meeting brought together former American diplomats, Romanian government officials and private-sector […] The post Nicușor Dan meets former US Ambassadors in New York. Adrian Zuckerman: “Romani…
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