The government has approved the allocation of 3.5 million lei to the Department for Sustainable Development for communication and promotion projects for Romania's image.
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The Romanian government approved, on Thursday, the allocation of 3.5 million lei from the budget of the General Secretariat of the Government to the Department for Sustainable Development (DDD). This funding will support communication, public information, and promotion projects of Romanian image and interests abroad. Additionally, the funds will be used for scientific and socio-cultural actions aimed at strengthening Romania's presence internationally. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to promoting Romanian values and culture, as well as supporting the sustainable development of the country. The budget allocation is part of a broader strategy for international communication and cooperation.
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