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Speeding up the vaccination campaign, attracting European funds and justice reforms were among the topics addressed on Thursday by Prime Minister Florin Citu, on a visit to Brussels, and the leader of the Renew Group in the European Parliament, Dacian Ciolos, according to AGERPRES. Prime Minister Florin Citu began his first official visit to Brussels with meetings at the European Parliament, where I welcomed him as president of the Renew Europe Group. We discussed these days most important European topics and the opportunities open to Romania at European level. The speeding up of the vaccination campaign was another topic addressed, to which the Romanian MEPs also referred yesterday in the discussions with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, , Dacian Ciolos wrote on Facebook.
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Prime Minister Florin Citu met with the President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu on Wednesday, and they discussed, among other topics on the agenda, on how Romania can help Moldova have faster access to the COVID vaccine.
The head of the Bucharest Executive wrote in a post on Facebook that the meeting was excellent .
The Moldovan president also mentioned on the social network that she had a short meeting with Prime Minister Citu, in the context of her visit in Paris, stating that the main topic of discussion was related to how Romania can help Moldova to have faster access to the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Prime Minister Florin Citu on Wednesday met with the Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs, Arancha Gonzalez Laya, during her official visit to Bucharest, the two dignitaries highlighting the substantial character of the Strategic Partnership between Romania and Spain and the opportunities for developing joint strategic projects, according to AGERPRES.
According to a Government press release, the meeting took place in the context of the 140-year anniversary in 2021 of bilateral diplomatic relations and the first joint government session between the two states, which will be hosted by Spain this year. The two high-ranking officials highlighted the substantial character of the Strategic Partnership between Romania and Spain and emphasised that the special level of the bilateral relations and the post-pandemic context offers opportunities for developing joint strategic projects and added value partnerships and jobs in the economies of the two countries. T