Nicoușor Dan, Meeting with Antonio Guterres: Romania Will Contribute to the Construction of a Stronger United Nations Organization
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President Nicușor Dan met in New York on Sunday with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. Discussions focused on the organization's efforts to find solutions to conflicts around the world, the war in Ukraine and its humanitarian, economic and global food security impact. Article Nicușor Dan, meeting with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres in New York: "We discussed the UN's efforts to find solutions to conflicts in the world.
The President of Romania, Nicușor Dan, had a meeting in New York on Sunday with the Secretary General of the United Nations, Antonio Guterres. The discussion took place at the beginning of the visit of the head of the Romanian state to the UN, where he took part in the events dedicated to the 81st session of the General Assembly.
Romania will contribute to the construction of a stronger and more responsive United Nations organization today, President Nicousor Dan reported on Sunday, following a meeting with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres.
"Romania will remain a strong and reliable supporter of effective multilateralism," said President Nicușor Dan, after his meeting with the UN Secretary-General in New York on Sunday. "Nicușor Dan and Antonio Guterres spoke on the sidelines of the visit that Romania's President began today to the United Nations. "I transmitted to him...
Nicoșor Dan arrived in the United States and had the first meetings at the UN General Assembly. The first, with UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres. After the meeting, Nicoșor Dan said that Romania will contribute to the construction of a stronger United Nations Organization.
RADIO ROMANIA CURRENTLY (September 21) – "Radiojournal" – Director: Cristian Bâcâin – President Nicușor Dan met in New York with UN Secretary General António Guterres, during the high-level debates of the United Nations General Assembly. The President also had a meeting with US Ambassador Mike [...]
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