Oana Touiu, Former Foreign Minister, Announces that the EU's Security Hub in the Black Sea Will Have Two Headquarters, in Constanta and in Varna
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The establishment of the Maritime Security Centre in the Black Sea was a key issue during the visit of the Chairman of the European Commission (EC) on Tuesday, Ursula von der Layen to Bulgaria, as in Romania the previous day, was reported by the EC official Paula Pinheiro. "The Centre is expected to operate at both coastal and naval sites in Varna, Bulgaria, and in Constanta, Romania.
USR Member Oana Ţoiu, former Foreign Minister, reports that the European Security Hub in the Black Sea will have two complementary offices: in Constanta and in Varna (Bulgaria).
The European Maritime Security Hub in the Black Sea will have two offices, one in Constance and the other in Varna, Bulgaria, announced Monday Oana Toiu, the former Foreign Minister. The European Commission will allocate...
Romania and Bulgaria's Common Security Hub in the Black Sea will have two locations, one in Constance and the other in Varna, Bulgaria, announced Monday Oana Ţoiu, Romania's former Foreign Minister. The Center will take care of monitoring the situation in the Black Sea, early warning in case of dangers and protecting [...] Article What is the European Maritime Security Hub in the Black Sea and where it will operate first appears in Reality.md.
The structure will operate in Varna and Constanta and may start operating in the first half of next year. The post EU will allocate 50 million euros for the Center for Maritime Safety in the Black Sea appeared first on Ukrainian Shipping Magazine — Shipping News of Ukraine and the World.
The European Union will allocate EUR 50 million for the establishment of a maritime security centre in the Black Sea, which will have two headquarters, in Constanta, Romania, and Varna, in Bulgaria. The announcement was made on Monday, in Bucharest, by the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, in the context of intensifying attacks on commercial ships and infrastructure in the region. Romania will receive, separately, anoth…
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