MAE Reacts After Closing a Teaching Class in Romanian in Ukraine, Four Days After Opening. "We Will Find a Solution
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs started verifications after the appearance of information regarding the closure of a class I with teaching in Romanian from the town of Cartal (Orlivka), Odesa region. The class had been opened at the beginning of the school year, after several months of studies by the Romanian community, but would have worked only four days.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced, Wednesday evening, that it makes checks, after being informed about the situation of class I with teaching in Romanian language of Cartal (Orlivka), locality of Odesa region, where Romanian ethnics would represent almost 100% of the population. After numerous steps, the class was opened on 1 September, but closed four ...
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announces activities in Bucharest and Kiev after closing class I with teaching in Romanian from the village of Orlivka (formerly Cartal), Odesa region, just four days after its opening. MAE states that the Romanian authorities...
A new class with teaching in Romanian from Orlivka, the former Cartal, Odesa region was disbanded by the Ukrainian authorities after but 4 days from the start of the courses.
The beginning of the school year in the southern Odesa region began with a controversy, after the authorities closed class I with teaching in Romanian from the village of Orlivka, former (Cartal), the Reni district, just four days after the opening. In that region, Romanian ethnics represent 99.9% of the population. The locality is in a border area frequently targeted by Russian attacks, on the border with Romania and near the Danube ports of Uk…
MAE checks, after a Romanian language teaching class in the Odesa region was closed only four days after opening; parents would have been encouraged to pass children in Ukrainian language teaching class
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