In a message on social media, Grindeanu highlighted the recent discussions about strengthening allied presence on the Eastern Flank and about new threats, including those involving drones. He proposed the creation of a European Maritime Security Hub in the Black Sea, considered a strategic project for the Alliance. Grindeanu praised the leadership of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, emphasizing the strength and unity of the Alliance in the face of current challenges. He also reaffirmed Romania's commitment as a serious and respected partner in NATO, ready to contribute to stability and security solutions, stating that Romania remains an important pillar of safety for Europe.
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Sorin Grindeanu: România rămâne un important pilon de siguranţă pentru Europa
Grindeanu a discutat cu Rutte despre întărirea prezenței NATO pe flancul estic și propunerea României de a găzdui Hubul European de Securitate Maritimă la Marea Neagră
Sorin Grindeanu, întrevedere cu secretarul general NATO: Am discutat despre consolidarea prezenţei aliate pe Flancul Estic, noile ameninţări cu drone şi, mai ales, despre Hubul European de Securitate Maritimă pe care îl propunem la Marea Neagră
Anunțul lui Sorin Grindeanu după discuțiile cu Mark Rutte: Marea Neagră e strategică pentru NATO
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