The Iorga House in Albania Could Return to the Property of Romania. Nicușor Dan: "We Record Significant Progress • Newsweek Romania
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In talks with the Albanian official, the head of state reaffirmed Romania's support for Albania's accession to the European Union.
Nicușor Dan announced that Romania is making significant progress in the recovery of the Iorga House in the Albanian city of Saranda. On Thursday, in Dublin, the President of Romania spoke with the Prime Minister of Albania, Edi Rama, on the occasion of the European Political Community (EPC) Summit. "I am confident that we are making significant progress in the retreat of the Iorga House from Saranda to the state of [...]
President Nicușor Dan announced Friday that Romania is making significant progress in the recovery of the Iorga House in the Albanian city of Saranda, so that the building will return to the property of the Romanian state.
President Nicușor Dan announced Friday that Romania is making significant progress in the recovery of the Iorga House in the Albanian city of Saranda, so that the building will return to the property of the Romanian state.
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