US EditionRomanian President Nicușor Dan Attends B9 Vilnius Summit in His First Foreign Trip as Head of State
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The President of Romania, Nicushor Dan, participated in the B9 Summit held in Vilnius, where he supported the need for the consolidation of the North Atlantic Alliance. In his speech, he stressed the importance of strengthening the transatlantic link and the Member States' defence capacities, not only by major allocations in military budgets, but also by developing their own defence industry, so that countries in the region can produce essential…
President Nicușor Dan participated in the B9 and Nordic summit in Vilnius on Monday. The head of state also met with Volodymyr Zelensky.
Nicushor Dan met Volodimir Zelenski at Vilnius. Nicushor Dan traveled to Vilnius by plane from the Romanian Air Force. At Vilnius, the B9 leaders decided to allocate at least 5% of the GDP for defence. Nicushor Dan started foreign movements as President of Romania. First destination: Lithuania. Nicushor Dan traveled to Vilnius with a military aircraft of the Romanian Air Force, where he participated in the B9 Summit. The president met with leade…
Nicuşor Dan, applauded in Vilnius. The President proposed that the 2026 B9 Summit be in Bucharest President Nicuşor Dan was welcomed with applause in Vilnius, at the first summit with NATO leaders. He had a tete-a-tete meeting with the head of the Alliance and Vladimir Zelenski and agreed to the decision to increase military spending to over 5% of GDP. This month, he is also to discuss Romania's defense strategy and combating large-scale tax eva…
President Nicushor Dan met with his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodimir Zelenski and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte, in March of the B9 Summit and the Nordic Countries."The Ukrainian people continues to...
President Nicuşor Dan was welcomed with applause in Vilnius, at the first summit with NATO leaders. He had a tete-a-tete meeting with the head of the Alliance and Vladimir Zelenski and agreed to the decision to increase military spending to over 5% of GDP. This month, he is also scheduled to discuss Romania's defense strategy and combating large-scale evasion in the CSAT.
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