Nicușor Dan to host European Council President António Costa at Cotroceni
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At a glance
- Romanian President Nicușor Dan is scheduled to meet European Council President António Costa at Cotroceni Palace on Sept. 3.
- The program includes a formal reception, private talks, official discussions and joint press statements.
- Previous talks covered European security, Romania’s eastern flank, the Black Sea, hybrid warfare, the SAFE mechanism and the EU budget.
Romanian President Nicușor Dan will receive European Council President António Costa at Cotroceni Palace on Thursday, Sept. 3, according to the Presidential Administration.
The visit will include a reception in the Hall of Honour, an official photograph, tête-à-tête talks, formal discussions and joint press statements.
Dan also hosted Costa at Cotroceni on the same date last year. Their discussions then focused on European security, Romania’s role on the eastern flank, the Black Sea, hybrid warfare and the SAFE mechanism, as well as the EU budget and global partnerships.
We are living through a complicated period in Europe, and European security is extremely important.
At the time, Dan said Europe was going through a complicated period and described European security as extremely important. He said the talks addressed security developments, the Black Sea and the EU’s strategy for the region, along with European solidarity and SAFE, which he said helps Europe take greater responsibility for its own security.
The discussions also covered EU budget negotiations, cohesion and agriculture policies, and the need for less-developed countries to have opportunities to develop their economies through the competitiveness section.
We discussed the hybrid warfare of these days, European solidarity and the SAFE mechanism, which helps Europe take its security into its own hands.
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