Deputy Prime Minister Marian Neacsu, International Black Sea Day: For Romania, the Sea Depends on National Identity
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Marian Neacșu, Minister of Internal Affairs, said Saturday that the Black Sea is an important element of Romania's national identity and an essential resource for economic development, but also a strategic region for the security and stability of the European Union and NATO.
The Black Sea holds for Romania national identity and is a resource "essential for economic development, and for the European Union and NATO it is a strategic region for security, stability and connectivity," Deputy Prime Minister Marian Neacşu, Minister of Internal Affairs, on Saturday.
Defence Minister Marian Neacsu delivered a message on Saturday on the occasion of the International Black Sea Day. He noted that "for Romania, the Black Sea holds national identity and is a...
The International Black Sea Day is celebrated every year on 31 October and marks the signing, in 1996, in Istanbul, of the Strategic Action Plan for Black Sea Rehabilitation and Protection. The document was adopted by the six riparian states: Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Georgia, Russia and Ukraine, to combat pollution and protect the [...]
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