EU Pledges €50 Million to Fast-Track Black Sea Maritime Security Hub
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The European Union will contribute 50 million euros to the establishment of the Maritime Security Centre in the Black Sea, which will be implemented jointly with Romania and Bulgaria.
After the briefing by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and Romanian President Nicusor Dan, accusations were made in the Romanian press that only "contractual" questions were asked
After the briefing by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, and Romanian President Nicusor Dan, accusations were made in the Romanian press that only "contractual" questions were asked.So, the journalist Ziarul financiar was not...
The EU will fund the Black Sea Maritime Security Center with 50 million euros in response to attacks on merchant ships, blamed on Russia. Diplomatic negotiations are also underway.
In the press statements held on Monday at the Cotroceni Palace by the President and the Head of the European Commission, the Financial Journal asked Ursule von der Leyen a question that was heard by the European official, who "was and was written on a page to be seen, but it "just smiled and ignored the issue, ...
The EU wants to accelerate the creation of the Black Sea Maritime Security Hub, an initiative led by Romania and Bulgaria to strengthen maritime surveillance in a region marked by attacks on ships.
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced on Monday during her visit to Romania that the EU will accelerate work at the Maritime Security Centre in the Black Sea, with a clear timetable for completion and a dedicated funding of 50 million euros. The Head of the European Executive was received at the Palazzo Cotroceni by President Nicushor Dan, with whom she discussed the security of the Black Sea region. She will …
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