Romania will be very involved in negotiating the status of immigrants in the United Kingdom, says President Klaus Iohannis
President Klaus Iohannis said that Romania will be very involved in negotiating the status of immigrants in the United Kingdom, during the talks regarding UK exit from the European Union. President Iohannis talked about Brexit with the British Prime Minister Theresa May during the European summit in Brussels and he asserts that he found the common wish for negotiations to take place in correct terms. Theresa May, at her first European summit as Prime Minister, told European leaders that her country will remain a reliable partner after leaving the Union, but French president and German chancellor warned that the negotiations will be difficult. President Klaus Iohannis told British Prime Minister Theresa May that the fate of the Romanians in the UK is an extremely important issue for Romania and it will be negotiated with great self-confidence. „We do not want that Romanians in the United Kingdom to be subjected to unnecessary pressure”, said Klaus Iohannis. „I found great understanding, Theresa May assured me that she would engage personally so that there will be no such incidents either until Brexit, either after Brexit”. (RADIIO ROMANIA reports)
Senior military representatives in the allied nations and NATO partners talk about the prospect of expanding alliance partnerships
Senior military representatives in the allied nations and NATO partners are in Bucharest, where they discuss about the prospect of expanding North Atlantic Alliance partnerships. On the agenda there are issues including military cooperation in space or in cybernetics field. Officials from 70 member states and NATO partners are present at discussions and Colombia and Nigeria participate for the first time at consultations in this format.
Strategic Military Partner Conference meets annually and it is the main forum of NATO which debates future transformations and challenges.
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Romanian diplomacy will contribute to the international promotion of the State Jewish Theater in Bucharest
Romanian diplomacy will contribute to the international promotion of the State Jewish Theater in Bucharest. A cooperation protocol in this regard was signed by Foreign Minister Lazar Comanescu and the director of the State Jewish Theater, Maia Morgenstern. Through the plays staged and through actors interpretations the State Jewish Theater can sensitize current and future generations to better understand humanity and its values – emphasised Minister Comanescu. In turn, actress Maia Morgenstern appreciated that the signing of this document is an event in the true power of the word. Between 20 and 27 November the first edition of the International Yiddish Theater Festival will take place in Bucharest. (RADIO ROMANIA reports)
Adrian Strugariu
