EU Offers Black Sea Countries Support to Counter Security Threats
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On Monday, Prime Minister Luca Niculescu discussed the security situation in the region, but also the priorities of the Executive, at the Victoria Palace, with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. "Our priorities are to strengthen the EU's Eastern Flank and security in the Black Sea," Niculescu said.
The European Union will expedite the establishment of the Maritime Security Centre in the Black Sea, in agreement with Romania and Bulgaria, and will allocate 50 million euros to the project, reported the Chairman of the European Commission of Ursula von der Lien. "We must act with a sense of urgency when it comes to our defence and security. That is why I am very pleased to announce that, in agreement with Romania and Bulgaria, we will accelera…
There must be a ceasefire in the Black Sea, said European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in the Romanian capital Bucharest. It is important that freedom of navigation is restored and guaranteed there, because it is a "vital trade route for Europe, for the Ukrainian economy and for global food security," the politician said at a press conference.
The Chairman of the European Commission of Ursula von der Layen stated the need to ensure the full operation of the Maritime Security Centre in the Black Sea.
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