Bucharest will host the meeting of the foreign ministers of the NATO states / Important meeting after the explosion of Russian missiles in Poland and the attack in Turkey / Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Georgia, Finland, Sweden and Bosnia were also invited
The meeting of foreign ministers from NATO member states will be hosted by Bucharest on November 29 and 30, and the discussion agenda will include the war in Ukraine and, more recently, the explosion of Russian missiles in Poland and Sunday’s terrorist attack in Istanbul . .
“It is extremely important in the current very fragile security context, generated by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The third element I want to mention is that Romania has been from the beginning a supporter of the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, something recognized by all the Allies, and the fact that this meeting is taking place in Romania also highlights this support that . Romania grants it to Ukraine”, declared the Romanian ambassador to NATO, Dan Neculăescu, for Agerpres.
Equally, the Bucharest meeting of NATO foreign ministers – the first of its kind organized in Romania – is of particular importance as a milestone between the Madrid Summit and the upcoming Vilnius Summit.
“Consequently, the decisions that we are waiting for at this Ministerial and that are currently being discussed at the level of the Alliance are very important along this path of transforming NATO, increasing the security of the eastern flank and adapting to new security realities, in which. Russia is the most important security risk to NATO and Euro-Atlantic security”, explained the Romanian diplomat.
In his opinion, the meeting in Bucharest on November 29-30 will contribute to raising Romania’s profile in NATO. Our country, which proved to be an extremely responsible and capable ally, hosted a summit in 2008, a meeting of defense ministers and a meeting of the heads of the NATO Military Committee, the highest military decision-making body of the Alliance.
The meeting of foreign ministers on November 29/30 is the first of its kind organized in Romania. It will include four sessions related to the implementation of the decision taken at the NATO summit in Madrid, the war in Ukraine, energy security and partners.
Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Georgia, Finland, Sweden and Bosnia were also invited to the meeting.