Eugen Tomac discusses the need to simplify the procedures for granting Romanian citizenship and proposes tools for involving the Diaspora in the Romanian economy.
Matei Gaginsky
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In an interview, Eugen Tomac, honorary advisor to President Nicușor Dan, emphasizes the importance of a more efficient relationship between the Romanian state and Romanians in the Diaspora. He proposes new tools to enable communities abroad to engage in the economic development of Romania. Tomac highlights the need to simplify the procedures for granting citizenship and to create an integrated strategy to address the specific issues of Romanians in the Diaspora. He also underscores the importance of constant dialogue to regain the trust of Romanians living abroad.
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Eugen Tomac, consilier prezidențial: Statul român trebuie să-și reseteze relația cu Diaspora
Eugen Tomac, consilier prezidențial, la RFI: Statul trebuie să-și reseteze relația cu Diaspora
Eugen Tomac, consilier prezidenţial: Avem nevoie de o resetare a relației dintre statul român şi diaspora
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